Mehul Shah, Director of Ashut Engineers Ltd, explains what the company brings to the Kenyan market. Ashut Engineers was founded in 1986 and is now one of the leading manufacturers of plastic products, office and home furniture, as well as racking and shelving solutions.
Bharat Parekh discusses the spare parts sector in Kenya and presents Varsani Brakelinings, a 40-year old company specialized in brake pads and lining. Over the last 15 years, the company has grown in the public transport sector and now has 90% market share in this segment.
Bharat Parekh, CEO of Varsani Brakelinings Ltd, explains what are VBL’s competitive advantages and how the 40-year old company managed to reach 90% market share in the public transport passenger vehicle sector in Kenya.
Onder Yildiz, Director of Newline, presents the company. Newline is a manufacturer of office furniture, kitchens and bedroom wardrobes based in Nairobi. He also shares his vision for the future of the company in the next few years.
John Wanjohi, CEO of Hipora, talks about loss prevention and security services and discusses the importance of background checks when recruiting new employees.
Nana Gecaga, CEO of the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), shares her assessment of the business events sector in Kenya.
Feroz Nawab shares his assessment of the laboratory equipment sector in Kenya and presents Chemoquip, a company founded in 1992, specialized in supplying laboratory items to a number of different institutes and organisations, including: private labs, government labs, pharmaceuticals, as well as food and dairy industries, amongst many more.
Feroz Nawab, CEO of Chemoquip Limited, gives an overview of the company. Chemoquip is specialized in supplying laboratory items to a number of different institutes and organisations, including: private labs, government labs, pharmaceuticals, as well as food and dairy industries, amongst many more.
Vimal Shah presents Bidco Africa, East Africa’s leading manufacturer of Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG). Started in 1985 as a soap manufacturing plant in Nairobi (Kenya), Bidco has continuously grown over the years to be the home of some of East Africa’s most loved brands across the edible oils and fats, hygiene and personal care, and most recently food and beverage brands.
Dr Vimal Shah, Chairman of Bidco Africa, explains what are the company’s competitive advantages compared to the other players in the sector, not only in Kenya but in the East African region as well.
