Nigerian billionaire TY Danjuma’s May & Baker to expand manufacturing with new facility
Nigerian billionaire TY Danjuma’s May & Baker boosts local drug production and herbal innovations with new facility.
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Nigerian billionaire TY Danjuma’s May & Baker boosts local drug production and herbal innovations with new facility.
SIFAX Group partners with Micura Services and expands trade links to the UK, India, and China to improve Lagos port operations and ease exports.
The deal forms part of a broader $4 billion syndicated loan package aimed at refinancing earlier capital costs tied to the construction of the $20 billion refinery.
Ademola Adeyemi-Bero'S Nigeria’s First E&P is expanding into Tanzania’s gas sector, part of a broader push by Nigerian companies to grow beyond West Africa’s oil fields.
Femi Otedola’s memoir earns praise from Okonjo-Iweala and Adesina for its honest take on business, failure, and lasting success.
Custodian Investment reports $81.4 million revenue, $17.3 million profit, and $299 million in assets for the first half of 2025.
Dangote nears $30 billion fortune as rising cement and sugar shares add $1.23 billion to his wealth in 2025.
Offor’s donation marks one of the largest private medical equipment gifts in northern Nigeria in recent years.
Eterna Plc posts $103.9 million H1 revenue and returns to profit, supported by FX gains, tighter cost controls, and stronger fuel distribution.
Patrice Motsepe’s net worth drops by $200 million in 17 days as African Rainbow Minerals battles profit declines and market pressure.
Ayebae steps down as Fidson CEO after 30 years; firm posts $3.97 million profit and plans $20 million capital raise.
David Bird takes over $20 billion Dangote refinery as output rises and plans for public listing take shape in Nigeria.
Aradel reports $240.5 million revenue, $95.7 million profit in H1 2025, fueled by strong crude output and asset expansion.
BUA Foods posts $596 million revenue, $169.8 million profit in H1 2025 as sugar, flour, and pasta drive strong gains.
MTN Nigeria posts $1.55 billion H1 revenue, swings to $271 million profit on soaring data, fintech growth, and improved forex environment.
The company also posted a net profit of $41.3 million, boosted by a tax credit and a recovery from earlier losses tied to asset impairments.