Although Korona Disease Has Not Stopped Them Aliko Dangote Will Make More Money By 2021 Despite its devastating effects on the global eco...
Although Korona Disease Has Not Stopped Them Aliko Dangote Will Make More Money By 2021
Despite its devastating effects on the global economy, it has not hurt the 18 richest Africans in 2021.
According to Forbes, the wealth of Africa's 18 richest people, under the leadership of Aliko Dangote, will increase by 15 percent in 2021.
That means the 18 with a net worth of $ 84.9 billion.
This shows how much money Dangote is making, and how they continue to gain market share.
In 2014 Forbes estimates that 28 African billionaires have $ 96.5 billion. However, only 18 of them now own $ 84.9 billion.
The rankings were published by Forbes magazine on Monday.
But she also ousted billionaire Mo Ibrahim, a Sudanese-born British citizen.
She also owed the wealth of billionaire Mohammed Al-Fayed, an Egyptian, but also in London doing all his business, unlike Dangote and their business in Africa.
But Strive Masiyiwa, a wealthy Zimbabwean, is on the list of Dangote 180, even though he lives in London, because of his telecom business in Africa.
A Thousand Dollars: How Dangote's Riches Are Equal to Senegal's Riches:
Last week, PREMIUM TIMES Hausa reported that "an additional $ 1.3 billion in two weeks has made Dangote's economy comparable to Sanagal's."
Aliko Dangote's fortune skyrocketed, reaching $ 1.3 billion in two weeks in early January 2022.
This is a huge market opportunity for him and his shareholders in Dangote Cement Plc.
According to Bloomberg figures released this week, Dangote's current net worth is $ 20.4 billion, equivalent to Sanagal's total economic strength, eggs and nuts.
Sanagal's economy is estimated at $ 20.9 billion by the World Bank.
The population of Sanagal is estimated at 17,246,442 million, according to the January 20, 2022 World Census.
Dangote made more money in just two weeks by selling a small portion of the company's stock.
Dangote Cement Market Strength:
The 11% increase in the company's stock to Dangote Cement now stands at 4.9 trillion naira.
The bill of these amounts is not possible with bills. Instead, the accountant covers his head, calling them fan-to-toss or to-the-sea fan.
Apart from other industries and companies, Dangote is currently constructing a Lagos refinery, which, when completed by 2022, will process 650,000 barrels per day.
Dangote Refinery will be the largest private oil refinery in the world. The refinery is almost six times the size of Victoria Island in Lagos.
In an interview with Dangote in 2018, David Pilling of the Financial Times of London said that he intends to buy Arsenal FC in London.
But he said it would not be until after the completion of the construction of the Lagos Oil Refinery.
"That's what the rich man said, straightforward, like someone who would buy a chicken or a rooster in the marketplace or a modern GSM phone, an iPhone." Inji Pilling.
Another surprise for Dangote is that he does not own houses in any country, except in Nigeria. He said this in an interview three or two years ago.
Source Blueink News Hausa, Premium Times Hausa
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