The 25 Richest Companies In Africa 2022...
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Economic growth on the African continent is expected to stall in 20 22, as it struggles to pick up momentum amid a slowdown in global economic activity, rising financial risks, high inflation, outbreaks of new coronavirus variants, and increasingly vulnerable debt levels.
Despite these challenges, Africa’s 54 nations include some of the world’s fastest-growing economies and are home to some of the wealthiest countries in the world.
With a GDP of 2.19 trillion US dollars, Africa’s 1.4 billion-person population is one of the most diverse continents on earth endowed with plenty of natural resources, and economic opportunities, and is a big market for consumer products.
The African economy is projected to reach a GDP of 29 trillion US dollars by 20 50, making Africa the second-fastest-growing economy in the world after Asia.
All these impressive numbers do bring a lot of questions to mind, with the biggest of them being: “what are the richest companies in Africa?”
The African economy is a mix of trade, agriculture, and natural resources. All these come together to create an interesting mix of businesses spread across its 54 countries.
As the African economy grows, some African companies have seen their value grow steadily over time, thereby ranking as the most valued in Africa.
Companies that dominate Africa’s business landscape are flourishing, mostly driven by excellent strategy, top management, and well-placed investing.
The most dynamic of them are showing impressive growth, with 400 African companies earning revenues of 1 billion dollars or more, according to McKinsey. Nearly 700 companies report revenues above 500 million dollars.
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MTN is not Nigeria company is South African company
@@mabiloboyzen8124 yes you 💯 ryt but it also listed to Nigerian stack exchange as the most dominant foreign company that operating in Nigeria
@@mabiloboyzen8124 Come on,it's a Subsidiary of MTN Group based in South Africa. Do more research before typing
What progressive govt would invest in losers?
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Seems like the telecom, banking and mining industries are where significant growth is guaranteed in Africa. Was expecting to see a lot of companies in agro-processing, pharmaceutical and construction industries but that is not the case. That's a sign that there is untapped potential in these industries.
Very true. Or it could also be an indication of a need to change our mentality as a while. All these tertiary services are only support services. And without the real assets/industries, these can only flourish for what... 10, 20 yrs??
I am 20 years old and my dream is to own a successful construction company in 10 - 20 years to come
Same here. I was also expecting banks or insurance companies to feature quite a lot in this.
MTN is proudly South African 🇿🇦
MTN is South African, but due to the extremely undeveloped state of Nigeria it tends to make more money in Nigeria because startups are expensive and Nigeria has a massive population
@@itsmiggi9738 Nigeria has more than 30 telecoms, MTN is old and many Nigerians has been using for long time which they don't want to change there sim cause it will also change the number
MTN south Africa is owns by South Africans, while MTN Nigeria is owns by Nigerians. You don't own what you sold 🤷
MTN south Africa is owns by South Africans, while MTN Nigeria is owns by Nigerians. You don't own what you sold 🤷
@@itsmiggi9738 What do you mean by extremely underdeveloped state of Nigeria? Like seriously?
And they call black South Africans lazy🙄
Keep shining my beautiful people♥️🇿🇦
🙏🙏🙏 is envy
@@lozi4163 yes. It's true. South Africa 🇿🇦 is a white 🤍🐻❄️ country with a black head of State 🤣🤣😂. White own your economy
@@lozi4163
what do u think about africa creating its own NATO and who do u think should be the members . we need it isreal is about to create its own in the middle east , china also , iran and argentina also . so its time for africa to make its own
@@newfaction3435 listen to naledi pando adressing the USA official, our foreign , minister, she gives few points about African countries that are already on board. we need to have organization but we don't need to formalize it for the world to know now.
But most of this companies are white owned /run
South Africa is undoubtedly the heartbeat of African economy.
No it is not.
@@solomonobihan9465 Which country is then?
@@thabang7393 wa ba tseba igwe ba jwang 😂😂😂
@@solomonobihan9465 jealousy will kill you
Fax
22 out of 25 are South African companies 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦💪
Are u normal.... Yet there are 4 Nigerian companies 1 Kenyan company and 2 Morocco companies in the first 14.... Use your head
@@callmeharrisvybez 3 Nigerian companies, 2 Moroccan, 1 Kenyan and the rest are from RSA according to the video. He might have counted MTN Nigeria as South African because it is.
All white companies.😂
Doesn't change the fact that your country is a toilet
20/25 richest companies in South Africa! Best country in Africa!
I second this
South Africa 🇿🇦 a white 🤍🐻❄️ country with a black 🐈⬛🖤 Head of state 😂🤣😂
Not true. Just because businesses are based in South Africa does not mean South African benefit. It certainly does not make South Africa best as a country overall.
@@ochiegodfrey6428 lol why is it eating uu....
@@another_coding_channel_argh Businesses are the building empire for countries what do you mean they don't benefit S.A, the more they expand, the more employees and the more money flowing in the country plz this is basic economics
South Africa has alot of things, but Boring is not one.🇳🇦NamibiaXSouthAfrica✅😹✌!
But we're we No. 3 on the richest countries in Africa..
I am a born South African, what saddens me is that there’s no single company from DRC in this list yet DRC is the richest country in whole world in minerals and natural resources. The continuing wars and conflicts robs DRC and Africa as a whole it’s prosperity.
Why should that worry you? You busy worried about people who use any opportunity to insults us? Are you new on this streets? Start to care about your own and stop thinking this people will care about you. DRC is up to the people of congo to make work but they have their priorities in all wrong places
Because it is governed by blacks. What do you expect?
natural resources is not what makes a country rich but the minds of people. the riches of south africa comes from the thinking minds of its citizens not some natural resources
@@austinjohn8713 no the minds make it rich as they can use the resources for the best advantage
@@johnlamb3101 how many african nation with resources are using them? they do not have the mind to use them. it is westerners with their inventive minds that gave value to those resources else they would have no value if the westerners did not come for them. the richest countries are those without resources. start thinking man
South Africa is the king of Africa.....90% of the 25 companies are all from South Africa.
And owned by westerners.. Lol.
@@mrchss7716 Doesn't change the fact
@@mrchss7716 not really, SA black have many companies listed, some mining companies are owned by the Bafokeng royal family. get to know your story and facts right, and by the way most of the non mining companies mentioned in the video its government owned. black government so sitdown.
@@ernestbaloyi9761 You have no idea how jelous this people are
@@mrchss7716 ……who are white and not black.
Glad i landed on your channel, speaks so much to my interests. Keep up the great work
Awesome, thank you!
One day I will be the CEO of one of these companies and make mother proud 😇
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Learn as much as you can and do your own.
Start your own
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Why don't you build your own bro
Wow never knew most of the top companies are in South Africa.
Wow... big ups to South Africa
Dangote cement is only a subsidiary of the dangote group, which includes oil, mining and agriculture not to talk of manufacturing.
As a Nigerian... I feel we need to do more, South Africa is winning, we need to join them and win, insecurities & corruption are one of the things stopping big investors to invest in Nigeria.
We have the music though. The music industry is doing so well
Their are so many start-ups in Nigeria but the Nigeria governments and their foolishness to get a license is like a bill to add to Nigeria expenditure. Nigeria don’t want success for new start ups. Why do you think Quidax went all the way to Malta to headquarter it’s company? Why do you think Headies award moved to the US? Many start ups want to start and need government support but the big companies are paying them just so they can sell their franchise and kill any competition. Nigeria is dying of corruption
@@ian_nr Your music is saved by Amapiano to remain relevant, South Africa is the main character in Africa
@@lozi4163 nigga what?🤣🤣..
South Africa is dominating ❤️😻
I'm Jennifer Maselila by name from western Cape Town base in London for business and you?
Kusiza ngani. O darkie sibulawa indlala
Mzansi dominating the list happy to be neighbours with them 😊😊
And you from?
Most of them owned by white ppl and indians 😅
@@livingjoke4463 who owns companies in ur native country 🤔
@@ayobampilo5762 Black South Africans own 30% of the equities on the JSE(largest stock exchange in Africa 17th in the world) White south Africans a little below that. The rest is foreign investment.
Wow well done southafrica Zambia here
What most people don’t know is that South African public servants are shareholders in most, if not all, South African companies through PIC South Africa, that’s why South African pension payers have one of the largest pension fund investments in the world.
PIC has the largest assets in the continent, it doesn't even have any competition. Not only most companies have tire's with PIC on JSE only but all across Africa and the globe. We must do all we can to protect PIC and keep lifting black South Africans into middle class, PIC is made up of more than 80% black South Africans and all this investment were made out of their hard work. What impressed me most was when PIC invested in We-Chat in 2011. Today the foundation is laid, there are many black South African companies and some are emerging. When I see this things happening, I honestly see the plan of the comrades of Mandela, they didn't want to accumulate quick wealth in their time like most African leaders but they both more time for us so that we put proper legal systems in place first so that when we accumulate wealth, it is already built on a stable foundation
@@lozi4163 The lazy South Africans own shares and investments in companies in SA and around the world through GEPF.
@@Nikolizky Yap we are lazy 🤣🤣🤣 yet in all leading stats in Africa we are above them all 🤣🤣🤣.
Its nice to be lazy, we let the money work for us, lol
Yes dear South Africa are lazy because they don't sell drugs or stilling cables and porous our train does run any more because of Mozambique's people our kinds died by Nigerian drugs because of jeoles
Respect to south Africa, it has lots of potential and so appealing for investments
Not truth. Speaking from a South African's point of view.
@@another_coding_channel_argh Your reason please
@@another_coding_channel_argh pls keep it shut
I would not invest in South africa. A frank and honest assessment.
Search that on RUclips. Don't take it from me, take it from a successful Investor.
And those opportunities will mostly benefit the white minority
Thanks for the presentation. My warm greetings to the CEO's and staffs of these organizations. My most preferred amongst the mentioned org's are; Anglo Ashanti, Aglo American Platinum, Standard Bank, First Rand and Capitec. Thanks!
I love how detailed your documentaries are! 👌 #Kenya
Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about the 25 Richest Companies In Africa 2023❤❤❤
S.A mus be given its Flowers now..
Welldone mzansi...
Egypt has giants as well..
Nope, Egypt has nothing just history
Which giants?
I was hoping to see Old Mutual Group here, South Africa 🇿🇦. They also a very powerful insurance company in SA and has branches in other African countries as well. You go SA🇿🇦👌👍😉💪
bid vest group or bid corp is the owner of old mutual,myway...etc
All this are American company, old mutual is an American company bra
Thank You Almighty God for blessing me with Your grace my companies will surpass all of them
South Africa, African giant.
Stop it, you are making SA the most hated🤣, There's more companies from SA like cell c, Telkom and more. Top 50 companies still accepted 🤣 🇿🇦❤️💯
No it makes us proud I'm from Zimbabwe
This is really interesting. South Africa is doing so much.
Imagine how much better ZA could “do” with a pro western govt & not a communist backed thieving regime. Your main sponsor is getting a shellacking from Ukraine. Ukraine and soo many other eastern nations have been under Russian domination for so long - post WW2 - they are adamant in no ways are they returning to communist rule. Only dumb people like the ANC still support Russia - what better can you expect from idiots like the ANC?
Why surprised?
Great Video
Mayne i love this channel. Telling african stories. It inspires me a lot🇨🇲
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Good luck to Nigeria 🇳🇬. Our Government is leading us into a quagmire. We are no longer an investment pull unlike before.
Nigeria is yet to open her Country for investment in mining. These South African Companies have been in existence before Nigeria became an Independent Country. It should interest you that despite all these Companies operating in South Africa, Nigeria is still richer than South Africa even though we have much bigger population of people to take care of. By the time we develop every sector of our economy like South Africa, including our infrastructure, there wouldn't be any competition at all.
Only one from Kenya 🇰🇪... Am sure Equity Bank will soon. Make the list.
True. Equity and KCB are rising fast. Soon, they will be in the top 20.
nah dont dream to much
And East Africa breweries from kenya
Equity market cap is actually 13 billion USD,so I don't understand why it's not on the list
Exactly 💯
Nigeria no get electricity to build all this big company in Nigeria. Please let us bring Peter Obi to help us and build a new Nigeria. We need to create job in our country called Nigeria 😢
what makes you think Obi can do it or is it because he is ibo?
@@austinjohn8713 Stop this your tribalism mentality Peter Obi is our next President weather he is an Fulani or Edo we the youths need him
Like he did in Anambra isn't it
Africans should stop hating on one another..I mean why should people use tribalism against one another instead of working together for change.?..nxa
Something happens in SA that makes their companies grow, we need to benchmark how they grow their companies
They have a white population
@@lubex3486 you will remain poor if you continue to think like that
@@ballertician2896 i'm just being Honest, The reason why we are poor it is because we don't seek or accept the Truth
No we have a buying power in South Africa and now support our own black business
@@nkululekofreedom2950 is it supposed to be a joke!
Safaricom is a beast ❤️❤️
Mpesa is so efficient Kenyans no longer carry cash around
Am i kenyan i touch cash at most twice per week. I pay most bills using mpesa including grocery worth 0.2$
Guys... It all comes down to citizens and government....we South African citizens put so much pressure on our government 🙈 it's so rare for us to speak well of them, we are always complaining...it fact, it's one of our uniting feature across racial lines... And rightfully so... We are supposed to be doing so much better if it wasn't for this ANC led government that we are planning to vote out in 2024... Corruption, incompetence we never tolerate... I get so angry just thinking about it
i wouldd appreciate when you to make a documentary on most thriving businesses in kenya
This video should have been “25 richest companies in South Africa 🇿🇦”
MTN is a South African company 😅😂🤣
And so? Who said it isn't?
You should have said the richest companies in South Africa
Mtn is a South African company
South Africa isn’t doing well recently . It’s a sleeping giant though . Give it 15 years from now then it will recover. We need more and aggressive investment into renewable energy , and desperately manufacturing . Also we investing heavily in ICT, we soon be having the biggest data centre in the continent based in Midrand . However there are African countries who are growing much better than South Africa .for now it’s not looking good.
South Africa at the moment is essentially what the USA was right before World War 2 happened, which is as you say, a sleeping giant. Too complacent in our safety and isolationism from the rest of the world and global events. The only thing South Africa needs for that titanic engine to start again, is one single spark.
The title of this video should have been "richest companies in South Africa" lol. Nigeria will probably get on soon. I hope to see more African countries included in the next video.
Nigeria will not catch up anytime soon, nor will you see other African countries making the list anytime soon, because South Africa is an upper middle class economy and highly industrialised, whilst Nigeria is a low middle class economy and more of an informal economy, so is most other African countries.
I think because South Africa is doing better than other African countries doesn't mean some other country won't catch up with them. You all should be really proud of your continent and try to think and live as one. Here in Europe you hardly hear this kinda stuff cause we know once it's good for your country other countries are some how benefiting too. Also I think Africa should create their own union or something like that, maybe something more stable and connected than the union they have now. I'm a big Africa fan btw ;)
@@mzukulwanakangubengcuka2121 I wouldn’t say that other African countries cannot catch up ,I believe there are going to be other big companies in other African countries that will also take the spot whitin the next 10 years , I also do agree that South Africa rn is a really industrialised country.
By Merritt, they have to be THE RICHEST...
South African Excellency ❤
South Africa and Nigeria lead the way. Africa is rising. Good video.
Nigeria companies are owned by Nigerians, while SA companies are owned by the rest of the world.
nah nigeria is just gud on paper but in reality its economy is not stable
@G wow thats bad thats really bad
NOT REALLY, Only South Africa.
Nigeria had 1 company here what are you smoking?
Hola Souty... Danko
I am a Nigerian but I believe that S.A is the largest economy and ofcourse the giant of Africa
Clown
Danko is thank you 🇿🇦🔥
Clap for ur self you have made your family proud
Biafra self destructive behaviours exhibiting.😃
It's not the largest but it is more developed and sophisticated than Nigeria. Nigeria's economy is mostly informal thus you dont see many corporations from Nigeria
south African is the best market place for company growth
Chicken Licken(South Africa) is the richest non-American restaurant in the world
Richer than Nandos?
@@lozi4163 yep
So basically if you want your company to succeed, start it in South Africa!!😏✌
Most Successfull companies here are of SA origin. We priorities our own. If is a foreign company that wants to succeed in SA, it must offer something very unique and specual to consumers or else the competition is high because we have many companies already
Kenya 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪
I always tell people to respect Naspers and nobody listening
bro you only know south Africa alone
@@emekafrancismike5115 what do you mean?
The only problem of Naspers is that most of it value come from Tecent
@@afribusiness772 True and Prosus which is owned by Naspers and the west is now pulling out of China since the beginning of Ukraine and Russia war
what do u think about africa creating its own NATO and who do u think should be the members . we need it isreal is about to create its own in the middle east , china also , iran and argentina also . so its time for africa to make its own
Thanks ❤️❤️😊✋✍🏽
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How can I possibly contact Mr Bryan I think I also need his help on this
Nice, i just Googled his information and everything about him is quite courage and impressive.
with the rebuilding of 4 refineries in nigerias and new refineries and pipelines the top ten is going to change in the next 10 years. I think that Nigeria will take alot of spots its not at in 10 years and it will be more deverse
This topic should be titled as the RICHEST PRIVATE COMPANIES IN SOUTH AFRICA.
These companies are owned by private individuals and not Government and some of these companies aren't richer than some government owned companies in African Continent.
Also, I think insecurities is one of the major reason why most companies fold up in some African countries most especially Nigeria. I could remember foreign investors all fold up as a result of the poor management from the government.
Kudos to SA all the same.
most of this companies are owned by government, the likes of Naspers, MTN, Shoprite, Sasol e.t.c what are you talking about?
NOT privately owned, most are listed
Very impressive. Africa has big potential.
I'm Jennifer Maselila by name from western Cape Town base in London for business and you?
@@anekemandlagugu473 Hi Jennifer, am James representing KCG in EA. Great video ....very informative.
I am surprised for no Egyptian company included in the list
Egypt is a state run country
they aint shit
@Malvin K SA 😅
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 but Egyptians are rich
@@SaintNjuguna they are 100 million people, so it makes sense
we know i new it i didnt know it was in this scale that sa is truly the biggest country in africa
At least my employer is in the top 5 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
You have so many companies
Me too. Mine is even in India and the UK
Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over 65k per month, utter shock is the word, I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus
Wow, that's more than a mouthful of profits you're making. How do you achieve this feat consistently? You must be a genius in trading.
@@ahmedlakuza8902 Anyways not actually, what I know about trading almost borders on zilch lol. I make huge profits no my investment since I started trading with Richard Scote.
His trading strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission he charges on his trade.
@Nkosingiphile My coin stay right in my trading account, my account just mirrors his trades in real-time that's the idea behind copy trading.
Wow, what a coincidence you invested with Mr Richard Scote also? My bi-weekly trading returns is $30,000.
title should be change to 20 richest company in SA
My company will be listed among this great guys soon
I like your confidence
Ur aim is high market cap?
That's the spirit brother. ✊🏾
Good attitude...
South Africa the best country in Africa
Some haters especially from Nigeria forgot that SA hosted 3 mojor world cups and netball is next 2023
We need these African giants to be operating in SA and across Africa in general. We cannot develop the continent if we operate as one way streets 🇿🇦
Doesn't make sense 💀
He means companies from other countries in the continent should also invest in South Africa and across Africa.
True. The more companies from the rest of Africa get stronger, the better for all of us...
So the ANC has a larger base from which to steal and embezzle money - I don’t think so.
@@johnlamb3101, It's not what you think
I guess this is the list of richest companies in south Africa not Africa
Do you know any company that might rival these companies on the list?
It must have hurt the Nigerian admin behind this channel to see so many South African companies being so vastly richer than most in Africa
#Sebastian_West. South Africa 🇿🇦 is a white 🤍🐻❄️ country with a black 🐈⬛🖤 Head of state 😂🤣😂🤣. Nigeria owns his own economy unlike your south africa 🇿🇦 owned by White settlers 🤣😂🤣🤣
Bro, the admin is in pain🤣
How many hours a day does the name Nigeria stay in your brain?
MTN got on the List because of Nigeria.
FACT!
Wait until the natural resources such as gold, platinum and others finish.
Wow south African is the business HUD of African
south africa has no competition in africa
Thanks God for our country be poor because we don't attract enemies
Vele there won't be peace in Mzansi because it's attracts skelms
SA representing.
Is this your voice or AI?🤔
Once we remove ANC in 2024 and South Africa starts drilling for oil we going to become the Singapore of Africa
Your hatred for the ANC is making you very stupid,90% of the companies here are South African and its the ANC govt that makes the SA market conducive for these companies to thrive,South Africa under the ANC is a gateway to the world and a viable bussiness environment,you can say what ever the crap you want
You are dreaming.
South Africa is just the Beating heart of Africa in terms of everything
Fame: its by far the most famous country in africa and it gets a boost cuz of on of the most iconic world cups in the world.
Tourism: Capetown and Krugerpark allready says enough.
Sight: its a very well and developed nation in terms of highways, buildings, restaurants etc.
The flag: its one of the most recognizable flags in the world and also one of the most beautifull
Diversity and acceptation: its the most diverse country in the whole of Africa and its also the only lgbtq country in Africa
I can go on and on but it everything i said allready says enough
I still didn’t have the chance to go there but i hope soon
Not forgetting their hate of other black people
All true and welcome buddy ..
@@clivetinashe incorrect
@@mugammadbenjamin2597 lol you're young and naive
@@clivetinashe once again, incorrect.
So, in essence, you either make your money in banking, natural resources or telecommunication or in some combination of these
I'm Jennifer Maselila by name from western Cape Town base in London for business and you?
Oil is also a big money spinner
98% of these companies are South African yhoo this is crazy
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Wow, I heard Alot about investments with Mr Dwayne Jackman and how good he is, please how safe are the profits
I have also been trading with him, profits are secured and over a 100% return on investment
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Dang the Nigerians and the Afrikaners holding it down.
Nigeria only has 2-3 companies here whilst blacks own most of these companies, quite embarrassing for the giant of Africa with little successful companies
@@antonioarineshito2892 Not at all South Africa has had an political and socio advantage for decades while Nigeria only hit an independent stride in the last 2.
Currently most of those Nigerian companies are experiencing far more growth than there South African peers. Just as Nigeria has passed South possessing the largest economic and richest man on the continent. Having the richest companies is only a matter of time.
@@shangothunder1055 The man in his video clearly shows the average growth rate of our South African companies, we dominate the continent with businesses with even surpassing Nigeria in FDI funding which is not resource based, with most global businesses planning to build headquarters here in SA, we r the prominent gateway to Africa, Nigeria with so much money and a large population couldn't even do the same..
@@antonioarineshito2892 We are the biggest players and influencers on the continent, is just a fact hence they will rather cry xenophobia than living in their countries
@@lozi4163 Drop the “we” what you mean is your Euro/Boar elite minority overlords.😂
We have all these, Africans still don't wanna come as one🥺
Now we know who's the giant of Africa..😅
The narrator is mentioning revenue and not market cap. SA companies make this amount of money in one year
Lol you are dreaming… Capitec ain’t making even 1 billion dollars in a year
You are talking about gdp and here they talking about value
Many South African Companies that are listed here are own by black South African. And some they have shares. The likes of Mtn, samlam, nedbank, ect... Motsepe is bossing everywhere
Motsepe didn’t work for it it was handed on a platter to him. The white man did all the hard work!
@@johnlamb3101 Makes no difference. He still managed to grow his business interests. You don't have to struggle in order to truly become a success.
@@kmodiselle1 yes but you don’t need to be a thief!
@@johnlamb3101 USA is built by thiefs and savage history but is one of the richest countries
Please will like to know who owns MTN? I mean his or her name
Wow South Africa
But why put MTN - Nigeria and MTN Group - South Africa separately when it's the same thing?
I'm Jennifer Maselila by name from western Cape Town base in London for business and you?
@@mjngp mtn Nigeria is owned by S.A
Equity bank group from Kenya is second largest after Standard bank group. Why is Nedbank in the list and Equity bank not in the list ?
DO YOUR RESEARCH WELL
did my research nah bro it aint shit
You're comparing Standard Banks Kenyan operations, not the entire continental operations
Equity bank group of kenya doesn't have a high enough market cap to make it to this list...
No is not
I thought Dangote is the first one... Oh yoh
Not really ,it's just that Dangote is a majority shareholder
@@icetrip2417 ooo that's good. I hope our MTC Namibia or Telecom Namibia will be among the 25 companies next year
dangote is not one group there dangote cement , oil and differnt categories but together it will be no 1
when dangote refinery is completed it will be the largest
@@newfaction3435 ooo no I thought it is one, no wonder Dangote Cement is far from in the list. Okay Faction for info,
Why lying Airtel is from India is Indian owned company not Nigerian and MTN is south African owned company not Nigerian,do research before posting things, Zambia has trade kings company and chiwuku
Eskom is worth $52.8billion
Is fully government owned, I guess that's the reason they didn't count it
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I'm thinking of investing in the crypto market but taking my time to figure out how the whole thing works.
Investing in crypto is very volatile and risky which is why most successful investors trade with professional brokers
I have been investing in crypto but have had a bumpy ride. How can I reach your broker? I will appreciate any tip or pointers
I once tried trading myself but made more losses than profits. I wouldn't suggest it to anyone
Nothing beats engaging an expert in any trade, selfishness and greed has deterred many from doing this and they ended up running a huge loss
Where's Algerian oil company - Sonatrach???
This is what africa should be. Create more companies that create a lot of opportunities om the continent.
South Africa has the most 😂 ... Nigeria smh 🤦🏿♂️
@Botsrequired Nigeria GDP is actually very small for a country with abundant oil and a population ×3 larger than SA, thats why they are ahead of SA but by a small margin
The mining industry in SA is controlled by companies and listed on stock exchange.
In Nigeria, mining is solely govt venture. No stock exchange listing, no privatisation, no public shareholders.
That's where the country's problems lie.
False. The only government solid mineral mining corporation in Nigeria is years long defunct. I.e. Nigeria Mining Company (NMC). The current existing mining company with some government holding is NLNG with 49% owned by NNPC which is a government agency. (Note that NNPC is going private). Though NLNG deals with natural gas and not solid minerals. If NLNG was on this list, it'll be in the top 5 as its value is about $20 billion. Mining activities in Nigeria are carried out mainly by private companies. However, the solid mineral mining sector in Nigeria is yet to develop. Even though desktop studies show that Nigeria has huge reserves of several minerals, mining activities are still very low. In fact, as at today, there are only two licensed gold refineries in Nigeria & I don't think any of them has started operations. (Mining is one thing, beneficiation is another). These South African companies are not successful because of mining, they are successful because they beneficiate their products. But it does seem like the Nigerian solid mineral mining sector is gradually waking up. Let's see what the future holds.
@@Gold-lv5ih NNPC is not really going "private" in the real sense of the word, like these SA companies. The so called private owners will still be govt agencies, not the general Nigerian people.
That NNPC reform is just another typical NAIJA govt economic smokescreen. Solid mineral mining in Nigeria is not waking up anyhow.
They are still under the exclusive list under the constitution, and until that is trashed and the sector liberalised, there is no waking up of the sector.
Same as Zimbabwe
You videos are all this best but forgeten zambeef company in Zambia 🇿🇲 which surplus meet milk and more in 8 countrys in south Africa Zimbabwe Tanzanian Angola
I'm Jennifer Maselila by name from western Cape Town base in London for business and you?
Safaricom, Kenya, all the way 💯💯
Nigeria, South Africa and Morocco are the best countries in Africa
South Africa, Morocco and Nigeria you mean