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The group is involved in industries including: agriculture, manufacturing, distribution, high-tech, construction, transport and finance.The company's offices are located in Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, and the largest metropolitan area in that country.
NCBA Bank Kenya: Retail banking: [20] Nairobi, Kenya – 100 percent shareholding – A commercial bank in Kenya, serving individuals and businesses, focusing mainly on large corporations. This is the flagship company of the group.
The Davis & Shirtliff Group was founded in 1946 as a partnership between EC 'Eddie' Davis and FR 'Dick' Shirtliff after Dick Shirtliff purchased 50% of RH Paige & Co., a small plumbing and water engineering firm founded in 1926 and which was bought into by Eddie Davis in 1945.
In December 2018, CBA Group announced that it would be merging with NIC Group Plc creating Kenya's third-biggest bank. [15] The merger involved the transfer of 100 percent of the shares of CBA Group by its shareholders to NIC Group in exchange for 53 percent of the newly formed group, making the deal a reverse merger. [16]
In Electrical Engineering , a static synchronous compensator (STATCOM) is a shunt-connected, reactive compensation device used on transmission networks. It uses power electronics to form a voltage-source converter that can act as either a source or sink of reactive AC power to an electricity network.
Platcorp Holdings – Owner of Platinum Credit. 45 percent shareholding. A short term financing company with subsidiaries in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. [39] This investment was exited in 2018. [40] Almasi Beverages Limited – 53.8 percent shareholding [41] [42] – The second largest Coca-Cola bottling franchise in Kenya.
Narendra Raval came to Kenya in 1982, poor and single. In 1986, newly married, he and his wife, Neeta, started a hardware store in the Gikomba Market in Nairobi. Business grew and several years later, with the help of a bank loan of US$70,000, they were able to establish their first steel mill.