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Dangote Family Office Prepares For 2027 Ramp Up

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 27 August 2026, 06:09 UTC 1 min read
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The family office of Aliko Dangote will ramp up operations in 2027 as it prepares to become an investment hub for his companies, according to his daughter Halima Dangote. She spoke to Jennifer Zabasajja in the latest edition of Next Africa.

The family office of Aliko Dangote will ramp up operations in 2027 as it prepares to become an investment hub for his companies, according to his daughter Halima Dangote. She spoke to Jennifer Zabasajja in the latest edition of Next Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)
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