Tag: Aliko Dangote

Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote adds $3 billion to net worth year-to-date

Aliko Dangote adds $3 billion to his net worth as Dangote Cement shares surge and refinery scales up production.

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Dangote Refinery plans 65 million liters daily petrol supply 

Dangote Refinery targets 65 million liters daily, exceeding Nigeria’s petrol demand.

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Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote gains $2.76 billion as cement shares surge

Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote gains $2.76 billion as Dangote Cement rises, boosting his net worth to $32.7 billion.

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Aliko Dangote’s daughters, Halima, Fatima, Mariya, take key roles in family conglomerate

Dangote daughters assume executive roles, leading energy, cement, and international operations at Africa’s top conglomerate.

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Dangote Refinery attains full capacity, targets 75 million liters daily

Dangote Refinery hits 650,000 barrels per day and targets 75 million liters daily, strengthening Nigeria’s fuel supply and energy security.

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Aliko Dangote eyes new business in Burundi    

Aliko Dangote considers multi-sector investments in Burundi, including mining, energy, agriculture, and infrastructure.

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Aliko Dangote gains $726 million in 24 hours; net worth nears $32 billion

Aliko Dangote’s net worth jumps $726 million in 24 hours, edging closer to $32 billion on rising Dangote Cement shares.

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Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote adds $1.2 billion in early 2026 gains

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, adds $1.21 billion as Dangote Cement shares climb in early 2026.

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Ghana turns to Dangote refinery for fuel as Nigeria boosts regional

Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery will export fuel to Ghana, boosting West Africa’s energy supply and regional trade.

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Dangote Cement falls to third place on Nigerian Exchange, losing nearly $1 billion in 48 hours

The reversal not only cost Dangote Cement its top position but relegated it to third place on the NGX, trailing behind Airtel Africa Plc and BUA Foods.

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