
Fasika Tadesse
Writer at Bloomberg News
Covering Ethiopia for @business| Formerly Editor-in-Chief @addis_fortune| Posts are mine and re-posts ≠ endorsements
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1 day ago |
bloomberg.com | Fasika Tadesse
(Bloomberg) -- Ethiopia expects five Chinese companies to invest a total of $1.75 billion in the East African nation, mainly in solar-cell manufacturing and mineral exploration, according to Finance Minister Ahmed Shide. Shanghai-listed CSI Solar Co., in which Canadian Solar Inc holds a majority stake, will spend $250 million on a plant producing solar modules and energy-storage products, while Sequoia Mining & Processing Plc plans to invest $600 million in coal exploration.
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2 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Fasika Tadesse
A draft memorandum of understanding on rescheduling of $8.4 billion under the G20 Common Framework is currently under review by both parties, State Minister for Finance Eyob Tekalign says in an interview.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Fasika Tadesse
Ethiopia raised 3.2 billion birr ($24 million) after selling 10% of the shares on offer in its maiden initial public offering that was open for more than four months. The nation sold 10.7 million shares in state-run Ethio Telecom for 300 birr each, the company said in a statement Friday. Ethiopia Investment Holdings, which controls 40 state-run companies including the telecom firm, planned to sell 100 million shares in a bid to raise 30 billion birr from the sale.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Fasika Tadesse
(Bloomberg) -- Ethiopia raised 3.2 billion birr ($24 million) after selling 10% of the shares on offer in its maiden initial public offering that was open for more than four months. The nation sold 10.7 million shares in state-run Ethio Telecom for 300 birr each, the company said in a statement Friday. Ethiopia Investment Holdings, which controls 40 state-run companies including the telecom firm, planned to sell 100 million shares in a bid to raise 30 billion birr from the sale.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Antony Sguazzin |Fasika Tadesse
On a Saturday afternoon earlier this month, about 60 people, young women and their parents, gathered in an auditorium at the University of Botswana to listen to several of their countrymen exhort them to pack up and move almost 6,000 miles (9,600 kilometers) away to the Republic of Tatarstan in Russia.
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