
Manu Chandaria: Kenyan industrialist behind billion-dollar conglomerate
At 96, Chandaria is still at the helm, guiding Comcraft into its next phase with plans to take key subsidiaries public.
At 96, Chandaria is still at the helm, guiding Comcraft into its next phase with plans to take key subsidiaries public.
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The move boosts his direct stake in East Africa’s largest lender at a time when the bank continues to post strong results and maintain its market dominance.
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In just two months, his holdings have lost N10.16 billion ($6.32 million) due to the recent decline in stock price.
This reflects his role in steering the bank through a period of significant growth, strengthening its position as a leader in the country’s financial sector.
The PIC has pledged its support by agreeing to accept a standby offer for 41.6 million Barloworld shares, which translates to 21.93 percent of the company’s total issued shares.