Tag: BUA Foods

Abdul Samad Rabiu’s son, Khalifa’s BUA Foods stake tops $300 million

BUA Foods' valuation lifts Khalifa Rabiu’s 473,628,201 share stake above $300 million amid a 21 percent rally on the Nigerian Exchange.

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Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu becomes Africa’s second-richest as fortune hits $15.8 billion

Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu reaches $15.8 billion net worth, becoming Africa’s second-richest as BUA Cement shares rally.

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Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu’s BUA Foods posts $103 million Q1 profit

BUA Foods posts $103 million Q1 profit as Abdul Samad Rabiu’s group cuts costs, offsets weaker sales, and strengthens margins.

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Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu’s net worth hits $14 billion

Abdul Samad Rabiu’s net worth rises to $14 billion as gains in BUA Cement and BUA Foods strengthen his position among Africa’s richest billionaires.

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Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu to pocket N806 billion from BUA Foods, Cement

Abdul Samad Rabiu to collect N806 billion from dividends of BUA Foods and BUA Cement following record profits and growth in 2025.

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Abdul Samad Rabiu’s son, Khalifa, to receive $9.6 million from BUA Foods

Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu’s son, Khalifa Rabiu, to receive N13.2 billion ($9.6 million) from BUA Foods’ record dividend payout.

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Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu to get N467 billion from BUA Foods’ record dividend

Abdul Samad Rabiu to get N467 billion from BUA Foods’ record dividend after a year of strong profits and revenue growth.

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Abdul Samad Rabiu’s son, Khalifa, joins Nigeria’s wealthy with $271 million BUA Foods stake

With a significant $271 million stake in food giant BUA Foods Plc, Khalifa Rabiu steps into Nigeria’s wealthy ranks.

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MTN Nigeria hits $12.1 billion, tops BUA Foods as Nigeria’s most valuable listed company

There is a quiet shift taking place on the Nigerian Exchange, one that says as much about investor conviction as it does about the changing weight of sectors in Africa’s largest economy. MTN Nigeria Communications Plc has moved ahead of BUA Foods Plc to become the most valuable publicly listed company in Nigeria, after a sustained rally that has lifted…

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Nigeria’s most valuable company, BUA Foods, now commands 12% of stock market value

BUA Foods, Nigeria’s most valuable company, now accounts for 12 percent of the stock market.

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Top 10 biggest publicly-listed Agri-businesses in Africa

Africa’s agribusiness sector, led by innovators like Seed Co, BUA Foods, and Olam, drives food security, job creation, and economic growth amid challenges.

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Abdul Samad Rabiu made $816.7 million from his stake in BUA Foods in 2024

Rabiu’s BUA Foods stake rose $816.66 million in 2024, hitting $4.48 billion despite Nigeria’s 41.5% naira devaluation and economic headwinds.

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