BUSINESS● LOWSep 13 · Sep 13, 2026, 6:36 PM
Africa’s richest man says refinery shares could rise nineteenfold, but that would value the company near $1 trillion
businessinsider_za · south africa · sub saharan africa
Africa’s richest man has attached an extraordinary number to Africa’s biggest initial public offering $7.33 (N10,000) per share.
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