Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga’s Conoil reports $1.34 million in profit in Q1 2022
Adenuga’s 74.4-percent stake in the company is worth $32.6 million.
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Adenuga’s 74.4-percent stake in the company is worth $32.6 million.
This is significantly greater than the $1.3-billion increase in his net worth in 2021.
The loss is due to a decrease in the valuation of his majority stake in Jetro Holdings.
Otudeko owns 66.8 percent of Honeywell Flour Mills.
Ibrahim is the chairman of Global Fleet Group, a floundering West African conglomerate.
Dangote began the year as the 97th richest man in the world.
Access Holdings ranks as one of the most capitalized financial services institutions on the Nigerian Exchange.
Ovia owns a significant 16.2-percent stake in the company.
Elumelu owns a sizable 6.39-percent stake in the company.
Alabi and John Obirije founded the Lagos-based fintech startup Afriex in 2019. It is now valued at $60 million.
Four weeks ago, the bank completed its transformation from Access Bank Plc to Access Holdings Plc.
So far this year, Musk’s net worth has dropped by over $13 billion, while Dangote’s risen by $1.32 billion.
Conoil is a Nigerian petroleum marketing company led by Adenuga, who owns 74.4 percent of the company.
The result suggests that it is on track to deliver yet another record performance at the end of Q2 2022.
His year-to-date wealth gains are now $1.33 billion.
The recent increase in Otudeko’s stake can be attributed to a 13.9-percent increase in the company’s stock price.