Kenafric, led by Kenya’s Shah family, set for $100 million stake sale by private equity firms
The private equity firms have enlisted Nedbank Group to lead the sale process.
The private equity firms have enlisted Nedbank Group to lead the sale process.
This is the latest development in the ongoing legal and business tussle between the media mogul and the Nairobi-based motor vehicle insurance company.
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.
Ugandan executive Charles Mbire's MTN Uganda stake adds $2.4 million, reaching a record-high valuation of nearly $70 million.
Kenya's push to benefit from the growing satellite internet industry could pose financial challenges for providers like Starlink.
The NSE cited improved company performance and the withdrawal of the renationalization plan as key factors behind the reinstatement.
Among the investors who benefited significantly is Kenyan tycoon Baloobhai Patel, who earned $15.5 million in just six months through his stake in Bamburi.
Although their stake declined, the family remains a key player in Kenya's agribusiness sector.
His portfolio benefited from a rise in the bank's share price on the Nairobi bourse and the strengthening of the Kenyan shilling against the U.S. dollar.
The financing demonstrates MTN Uganda’s strong financial position and commitment to advancing digital and financial inclusion.
Since the start of the year, his stake has gained Ksh118.3 million ($1.77 million), benefiting from the strong performance on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE).
The firm, known for its flagship Supermatch cigarette brand faces final blow amid mounting financial pressures.
Safaricom’s entry into mobile phone insurance is part of its ongoing efforts to expand financial services across East Africa.
The move follows Amsons’ earlier purchase of an 18 percent stake in Bamburi Cement for $70 million after receiving regulatory approval.
This strategic move brings together two powerhouse entities and marks a significant step toward consolidating Black-led financial influence.
Tanzania’s Bakhresa Group doubles down on fruit juice production, boosting agriculture and exports.