
Kenyan tycoon Narendra Raval’s Devki Group accelerates production to meet surging demand
Raval, the chairman of Devki Group, attributed the surge in orders to competitive pricing and innovative production methods.
Raval, the chairman of Devki Group, attributed the surge in orders to competitive pricing and innovative production methods.
Kenyan tycoon Narendra Raval secures victory in billion-dollar cement industry lawsuit.
Dyer & Blair, owned by Mbaru, has emerged triumphant in a $3.3-million legal battle against former KCB Director John Kung’u Kiarie.
According to Peter Njonjo, the decision to part ways with the agents was made to ensure the company’s continued growth and success.
Britam Holdings is a prominent diversified financial services conglomerate partly owned by Kenya’s richest investors.
Kimani, known for his diverse investment portfolio, owns a 34.54-percent stake, equivalent to 6,762,133 shares, in Kakuzi.
The expansion of MMTC to Botswana underscores Mwale’s dedication to fostering innovation and sustainable development across Africa.
I&M Bank Group is a prominent financial services conglomerate founded by Shah.
Under Raval, the chairman of Devki Group, Simba Cement has been actively pursuing strategic growth initiatives.
Raval founded Devki Group in Nairobi in 1986 as a small steel-processing and trade enterprise.
The heirs of late Kenyan billionaire Chris Kirubi experience a significant decline in Centum Investment’s stake.
The case was brought against Ndung’u by Equity Bank.
In 2022, Patel acquired an additional 7.9 million shares worth $2.52 million in Bamburi Cement.
Munga owns 72 million Britam shares.
Despite the decrease in his stake, Kimani remains one of the richest investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Mwangi has played a pivotal role in the lender’s expansion beyond Kenya.