Naguib Sawiris adds nearly $600 million to fortune, maintains spot among Africa’s richest
The Egyptian billionaire’s wealth growth is attributed to the performance of his diversified investment portfolio.
The Egyptian billionaire’s wealth growth is attributed to the performance of his diversified investment portfolio.
The sale includes a previously announced deal to sell its stake in the Jellinbah coal mine for $1.1 billion.
Adebutu's stake surged by $3.26 million between Sept. 18 and Nov. 11, rising from $13.93 million to $17.19 million.
This recent gain follows an earlier increase of $18.79 million between Sept. 13 and Oct. 26.
Brait’s decision to reduce its stake in Premier comes after a successful R750 million ($41.3 million) accelerated bookbuild offering earlier this year.
The decision sparked widespread jubilation in the House, with both Senators and Members of Parliament chanting “Adani Must Go,” briefly interrupting the President's speech.
This follows a $107.76 million decline recorded between Oct. 14 and Nov. 6, pushing his stake further below the $1 billion mark.
Egypt’s richest man, Nassef Sawiris’ wealth is bolstered by increased cash holdings, rising by nearly $1 billion to $3.85 billion.
The two companies formalized their partnership with a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The decline follows a previous gain of $12.3 million recorded between Sept. 17 and Oct. 11, when Ghabbour family’s stake rose from $190.39 million to $202.72 million.
The move follows a resolution approved by the Federal High Court, clearing the path for the company’s long-discussed acquisition strategy, which was first unveiled on Sept. 24.
Ezz Steel’s scale positions it as an industry leader, surpassing competitors like Saudi Arabia’s Hadeed and Emirates Steel.
Indimi’s daughters have taken legal action against their father and his oil company, alleging they were unjustly denied their rightful share of a $435.1 million dividend.
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The COMESA Competition Commission confirms the deal will not harm regional competition or result in market dominance, supporting trade integration.