Seplat, co-founded by Austin Avuru, reports nearly $1.4 billion in half-year revenue
Seplat Energy posts $1.4 billion H1 2025 revenue, up 231%, as oil sales soar; profit falls 45% on tax bill and rising admin costs.
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Seplat Energy posts $1.4 billion H1 2025 revenue, up 231%, as oil sales soar; profit falls 45% on tax bill and rising admin costs.
Dangote nears $29 billion net worth with refinery listing plans and strong gains in cement, sugar, and energy.
Oando to build $1.2 billion solar panel factory with Africa’s first recycling line, expand drilling, and raise $327.5 million for clean energy growth.
Shelf Drilling renews Nigeria offshore deal with Conoil through 2027, with option to extend to 2028 in OMLs 153 and 59.
First HoldCo’s gross earnings jump to $1.07 billion in H1 2025, while Otedola-led reforms drive asset growth and investor confidence.
Indimi is the largest shareholder in Nigeria’s pioneering non-interest bank, holding a 29.36% stake in Jaiz Bank.
Transcorp posts $183 million H1 2025 revenue, with assets rising to $592 million across power, hospitality, and energy sectors.
Airtel Africa, led by Indian billionaire Sunil Mittal, posted $1.42 billion in Q1 revenue, driven by mobile money, data growth, and user expansion.
Femi Otedola’s new book reveals lessons on building billion-dollar businesses, overcoming setbacks, and inspiring Africa’s next leaders.
Dangote Cement posts $1.35 billion H1 revenue, profit surges 174% as pricing strategy and strong Nigerian market drive top-line and bottom-line growth.
Vitafoam posts $55 million revenue, returns to profit, and grows assets to $38.46 million amid strong demand and West Africa expansion.
Abdul Samad Rabiu’s net worth rises to $6 billion as gains from BUA Cement and BUA Foods push him higher among Africa’s richest individuals.
BUA Cement posts $380 million in revenue and $118 million in profit, fueled by Nigeria’s construction boom and strong leadership from Abdul Samad Rabiu.
Dangote Sugar’s H1 2025 revenue surged 45.53% to $281.7 million, driven by strong 50kg bag sales and demand growth across all key Nigerian regions.
Nigeria’s EFCC drops $8M fraud case against Oba Otudeko after court-approved settlement; Honeywell Group reaffirms his integrity and leadership.
Oando seeks $327 million via equity and debt as Wale Tinubu steers a capital restructuring to fund growth and ease liabilities.