This came after Bamburi's shareholders transferred an extra 212.73 million shares, valued at KSh13.83 billion (about Tsh262.55 billion), to the Tanzanian company. Amsons sealed the deal after Savannah ...

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will now control 96.4% of Bamburi's 362.96 million shares This came after Bamburi's shareholders transferred an extra 212.73 million shares, valued at KSh 13.83 billion, to the Tanzanian company ...

NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 14 – The COMESA Competition Commission has approved Amsons Group’s bid to acquire Bamburi Cement, confirming that the transaction poses no... NOV 12 – Ghana is due to get a new ...

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Amsons Group, a leading pan-African manufacturing and energy conglomerate, has closed the takeover offer of Bamburi Cement Plc. In a regulatory notice published by Amsons Group, through its Kenyan ...

Bamburi was the top traded counter, at 95.0% of the day’s market activity on the back of a block trade of 137.1k shares for KES 65.00 – translating to USD 68.9m in turnovers. Its price function, ...

Tanzanian conglomerate Amsons Group on Tuesday, December 17, took possession of the first batch of Bamburi Cement shares worth Sh162.16 billion, as it pushes for a full buyout of the Nairobi ...

India is experiencing a construction boom, driving demand for cement. Ambuja Cements, the cement unit of the group controlled by Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, approved a merger with two other ...

Ambuja Cements on Tuesday announced an amalgamation of its two subsidiaries Sanghi Industries Limited (SIL) and Penna Cement Industries Limited (PCIL) with itself. The Adani Group-promoted firm -- ...

Tanzanian conglomerate Amsons Group yesterday took possession of the first batch of Bamburi Cement shares worth Sh8.9 billion, as it pushes for a full buyout of the Nairobi bourse listed company.