Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu’s BUA Cement posts $200 million nine-month profit
Abdul Samad Rabiu’s BUA Cement reports a $200 million profit in nine months, driven by higher sales, strong demand, and efficient cost control.
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Abdul Samad Rabiu’s BUA Cement reports a $200 million profit in nine months, driven by higher sales, strong demand, and efficient cost control.
Dangote seeks $5 billion to expand Lagos refinery, aiming to double output and boost Nigeria’s energy independence.
Nigerian entrepreneur Innocent Onwunali’s IKI Leads debuts Doncoco, a new line of locally crafted spirits blending quality, flavor, and homegrown pride.
Transcorp, chaired by Nigerian businessman Tony Elumelu, reports a 20% profit rise to $62 million, boosted by power and hospitality growth.
Access Holdings, led by Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, reports a profit decline as lower forex gains and rising costs weigh on results.
Aliko Dangote’s Dangote Cement profit jumps to $508 million, marking a milestone for Nigeria’s largest cement producer.
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu’s fortune hits $9.2 billion, fueled by strong gains in BUA Foods and BUA Cement shares.
Aradel Holdings boosts its ND Western stake to 81.67%, strengthening its control in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.
Nigeria approves $1 billion to modernize Lagos seaports after Gilbert Chagoury’s ITB Nigeria wins upgrade contract.
Bloomberg values Aliko Dangote at $30.5 billion, while Forbes says he remains $3.9 billion short of reaching the $30 billion milestone.
Gabonese oil magnate Samuel Dossou-Aworet eyes a major payout as Petrolin plans to sell its 40 percent ND Western stake to Aradel Energy.
Rasheed Sarumi-led Presco sees profit surge to N110.79 billion and revenue climb to N274.5 billion on higher palm oil prices.
Senegalese businessman Tamsir Ousmane Traoré acquires Ivorian freight startup Kamtar, expanding Logidoo’s digital logistics network across West Africa.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote plans a 10% listing of his $20 billion refinery on the Nigerian Exchange to expand investor participation.
Nigeria’s richest man is preparing to list a slice of his refinery, and if the market agrees with his valuation, it could send his net worth soaring to levels few in the world have reached.
Enko Capital, led by Cameroonian financier Alain Nkontchou, raised $100 million to boost private credit access for mid-sized African firms.