Senegalese entrepreneur Omar Cissé's Teranga Capital gets $1.8 million for SME expansion
Teranga Capital, co-founded by Omar Cissé, receives a $1.8 million Proparco guarantee to expand financing for growth-stage SMEs in Senegal.
Skip to content
Teranga Capital, co-founded by Omar Cissé, receives a $1.8 million Proparco guarantee to expand financing for growth-stage SMEs in Senegal.
Ghanaian tycoon Daniel McKorley urges graduates to innovate, solve problems and create opportunities beyond traditional jobs.
Koné Dossongui’s Atlantic Group gets $150 million to buy the Tongon gold mine in Côte d’Ivoire.
Eterna launches a $14.9 million rights issue as Gabriel Ogbochie moves to strengthen the company’s finances and expand operations.
Belgian SIAT invests $100 million in Presco to expand Nigeria’s palm oil production and boost Edo State’s economy.
Abdul Samad Rabiu signs a new deal in Dubai to build a 32-tonnes-per-hour rice processing line as BUA Foods’ earnings surge.
Caverton unveils Nigeria’s first electric ferry as Aderemi Makanjuola expands the group’s clean-energy push on Lagos waterways.
Seplat, co-founded by Austin Avuru, boosts offshore output after completing its key Inlet Gas Exchanger upgrade in OML 67.
Coris Bank, led by Idrissa Nassa, secures $11.6 million from Dutch lender FMO to fund WAEMU expansion, strengthen digital banking, and boost lending capacity.
Femi Otedola’s First HoldCo partners with Microsoft to expand innovation and technology solutions across Nigeria and Africa.
Richemont, controlled by South Africa’s Johann Rupert, posted $12.3 billion in half-year sales as strong jewelry demand and solid retail gains lifted results.
Aliko Dangote aims to triple Nigeria’s fertilizer output to 9 million tons, expanding operations and boosting exports.
First HoldCo, chaired by Femi Otedola, finalizes FBNQuest sale, streamlining operations and shifting ownership to EverQuest group.
Access Holdings moves to raise $27.7 million in new capital as Aig-Imoukhuede strengthens the group’s growth plan.
The deals, sealed yesterday, mark a major step in his effort to secure Africa’s fuel supply and reduce the region’s dependence on imports.
Federal High Court halts $3.66 million tax order against Tony Elumelu-linked AEDC, sending the case back to the tribunal.