Dangote is considered the richest Black man in the world. Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has reached a new milestone in his financial empire. Dangote’s net worth climbed to $30 billion as of Oct ...

Dangote Cement has surpassed the N10 trillion market cap, becoming the first Nigerian company to achieve this milestone. Dangote Cement concluded Monday's trading at N592.6 per share, pushing its ...

POWERFUL earnings rebound among Nigeria’s largest corporates has triggered one of the biggest dividend distribution cycles in the country’s capital market history, with cement manufacturers emerging ...

Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) has announced an ambitious Vision 2030 strategy aimed at fast‑tracking Africa’s industrialisation, strengthening economic self‑sufficiency and empowering the continent ...

Dangote Cement signed a $1 billion agreement with Sinoma Engineering covering 12 projects in seven African countries. The projects support the group’s “Vision 2030” plan to raise total production ...

Dangote Cement signs $1 billion plant construction deal with China’s Sinoma Investment targets new lines in Nigeria, Ethiopia and possible Cameroon project Cameroon cement market crowded; government ...

Senegal has increased its participation in the country’s industrial sector by acquiring a 10 per cent stake in Dangote Cement ...

Dangote Cement Plc yesterday outlined a five-point growth strategy that is expected to boost shareholders’ return as the cement group transited from its founding chairman and promoter to a new board.

HARARE, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Dangote Group will invest at least $1 billion in a pipeline, power generation and cement plant in Zimbabwe, its founder and CEO Aliko Dangote said on Wednesday.

Aliko Dangote, chair of Nigeria’s Dangote Group, has revived plans to invest in Zimbabwe after years of frustration over bribe demands and tight state control of electricity tariffs, clinching an ...