
Timilehin Adejumobi
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Financial News Reporter and Writer Financial writer and Stock market analyst @news0tg https://t.co/PFa16dRx6U
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2 days ago |
billionaires.africa | Timilehin Adejumobi
Key PointsLebanese-Nigerian tycoon Hassan Hammoud plans a $50 million manufacturing investment in Ogun State to boost local production and job creation. Mamuda Group's expansion focuses on food, beverages, and agro-processing sectors, aligning with Nigeria's industrial growth strategy. Zenith Bank backs Mamuda’s growth, reinforcing financial support for sustainable business operations in Nigeria’s manufacturing sector.
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2 days ago |
billionaires.africa | Timilehin Adejumobi
Key PointsAckerman family’s Pick n Pay stake lost nearly $14 million in 11 days amid operational struggles and intense retail competition. Pick n Pay shares have slumped 7.16% since May 2, dragging market value below $1 billion, a key level for investors. Year-to-date, the stock is down 13.42%, underperforming both Shoprite and the broader JSE All Share Index.
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3 days ago |
billionaires.africa | Timilehin Adejumobi
Key PointsOando completes pipeline repairs after multiple spills, restoring operations along the NNPC/Oando pipeline in Bayelsa State. Oando launches pipeline replacement initiative to prevent future spills, collaborating with regulators and local communities. Oando's 2024 financials show a 45% revenue surge, driven by higher crude output and favorable market conditions.
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3 days ago |
billionaires.africa | Timilehin Adejumobi
Key PointsAdrian Gore’s wealth surged by $61.5 million as Discovery’s stock gained 12.58% in the past month, boosting his stake’s value to over $550 million. Discovery’s market cap climbed above $7.6 billion, rewarding shareholders, with Gore’s stake rising by R1.12 billion ($61.5 million) during the rally. Discovery shares are up 6.06% year-to-date, turning a $100,000 investment into $106,060 since January 2025.
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4 days ago |
billionaires.africa | Timilehin Adejumobi
Key PointsCassava, Zindi team up to power African AI with local data, talent, and GPU infrastructure. Strive Masiyiwa’s tech empire backs Africa’s first AI factory, a $720 million project set for 2025 launch. Cassava, Zindi partnership to boost AI jobs, train talent, and tackle fintech, health, and agriculture challenges with machine learning.
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