AfricInvest plans to acquire a stake in Ghana’s Fidelity Bank
The Tunisian investment company is conducting exclusive negotiations to buy South African KTH’s shares in the country’s fourth largest bank.
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▪ AfricInvest plans to acquire a stake in Ghana’s Fidelity Bank
▪ The Tunisian investment company is conducting exclusive negotiations to buy South African KTH’s shares in the country’s fourth largest bank.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/804965/africinvest-plans-to-acquire-a-stake-in-ghanas-fidelity-bank/
According to Jeune Afrique Business+ sources, AfricInvest is currently negotiating an agreement to acquire shares (18%) held by South Africa’s Kagiso Tiso Holdings (KTH) in Ghana’s Fidelity Bank. None of the stakeholders contacted by Jeune Afrique Business+ wished to provide further details.
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