Moroccan real estate mogul Alami Lazraq sees $53 million wealth boost
Over the past sixteen days, his shares have increased by MAD536.49 million ($53.62 million), continuing the upward momentum seen throughout 2024.
Over the past sixteen days, his shares have increased by MAD536.49 million ($53.62 million), continuing the upward momentum seen throughout 2024.
This corresponds to a 5.24 percent drop in Aspen’s stock price on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in 9 days.
This is part of the company’s broader strategy to strengthen its financial structure and improve its balance sheet.
This aligns with Reinet's broader investment strategy to optimize its portfolio and enhance liquidity.
This decline comes on the heel of a nearly 30 percent gain experienced in 2024 which added $24.82 million to his stake.
Sasini has reported a full-year loss of $4.3 million for 2024, despite seeing a 20.55% increase in revenue and a 54.52% growth in assets.
JP Morgan raises stake in Bidcorp by 1.92 percent, signaling confidence in South Africa's food service sector.
The Ras Ghareb Wind Farm development project, reaffirms Orascom’s commitment to shaping a cleaner, more sustainable future for Egypt.
This comes despite the naira devaluation, reflecting the resilience of Nigeria’s energy sector.
SafwanThabet, a top figure in North Africa's consumer goods sector, owns a 50.07 percent stake in Juhayna through Pharon Investments Limited.
Innscor Africa’s $3.9 million CSR drives education, healthcare, and community growth, impacting thousands across Zimbabwe in 2024.
The dividend announcement follows a resilient financial performance for the first nine months of 2024, with Orascom reporting $2.32 billion in revenue.
ArcelorMittal South Africa to close longs steel unit, impacting 3,500 jobs amid rising imports and high costs.
Ninety-One acquires a 5% stake in Resilient REIT, signaling confidence in South Africa’s real estate investment sector.
Had naira remained stable, Oshin’s stake could have increased by as much as $14.62 million.
This investment solidifies Mangwana Capital’s pivotal role in advancing Zimbabwe's energy sector and supports Invictus Energy's growth plans.