Folashade Afolabi, wife of Sifax boss, holds $24.7 million stake in SAHCO Plc
Folashade Afolabi holds a 17.86% stake in SAHCO worth N34.6 billion at current market prices as the company posts record profit of N11.73 billion.
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Folashade Afolabi holds a 17.86% stake in SAHCO worth N34.6 billion at current market prices as the company posts record profit of N11.73 billion.
SAHCO posted N11.73 billion profit after tax in 2025, up 142%, as revenue rose 54% to N44.46 billion. Chairman Taiwo Afolabi's controlling stake is now worth N117.68 billion.
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