Biography Of Noluthando Gosa (Age , Husband , Net Worth)

Biography Of Noluthando Gosa (Age , Husband , Net Worth) – She is a South African executive and business leader who has been at the helm of leading companies for years, is one of the country’s richest businesswomen, due to a well-diversified investment portfolio that includes a share in ArcelorMittal South Africa. She is now a non-executive independent director for ArcelorMittal South Africa, among other things.

Gosa began her corporate South African career in 1989 as a brand manager at Protea Pharmaceuticals, a prominent biopharmaceutical company. She has since ascended to become a South African corporate leader with extensive expertise directing national enterprises.

Gosa presently runs Likamva Resources and Akhona Group, a 100 percent Black privately held investment holding firm she founded in 2013 after achieving remarkable success in governance roles at companies in the finance, industrial, telecommunications, and mining sectors.

In addition to her role as a director of ArcelorMittal South Africa, Gosa sits on the boards of Mobile Telephone Networks Holdings, the Institute of Directors, and The Businesswomen’s Association.

Gosa resigned as director of the Southern Africa-Canada Chamber of Commerce, a business group committed to promoting and expanding prospects between Southern Africa and Canada, when she became an independent non-executive director of MTN Group in April 2021.

Gosa holds a 6.15-percentage share in ArcelorMittal South Africa, a Gauteng-based steelmaker with a capacity of 7 million tonnes of liquid steel per year, through her investment holdings.

The market value of her ownership in ArcelorMittal South Africa is currently R255 million ($21 million), according to statistics obtained from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

The market value of Gosa’s 6.15 percent interest in the steelmaker has decreased by $14.9 million since the start of the year, from more than $35 million on Jan. 1 to $21 million at the time of writing.

Despite the drop in the market value of her shareholding, Gosa remains one of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s wealthiest investors.