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Dr. N. Venkata Krishnan gives an overview of Katon Manufactures Ltd, a leading manufacturer of packaging solutions in Uganda. The company manufactures corrugated cardboard packaging boxes for local use, as well as shipping for clients whose business is to export goods to other countries.
Nairobi-based office furniter manufacturer Newline Limited explains why using the right furniture in your office is important, not only because it looks good when customers walk in but for for reasons such as being comfortable and accessible for your employees and customers.
As part of Interplast Ghana’s corporate social responsibility of giving back to society and the country, the management of the company saw the need to support government at this time of an imminent epidemic and extreme need to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
Marcopolis.net has ranked the top consumer goods companies in Uganda. The list is composed of key players from sectors such as: drinks and beverages, sugar, tobacco, edible oil and hygiene products.
Newline Limited is a manufacturer of kitchen cabinets established in Nairobi (Kenya) in 1998, which offers a range of modular kitchen cabinets that are following current market trends. The company’s kitchen cabinets are designed to accommodate clients’ needs and come with a wide array of accessories.
Nashila Lalani, Executive Director of Roofings Group, discusses the importance of CSR for the steel manufacturing group.
Sikander Lalani, Chairman and CEO of Roofings Group, gives an overview of the group and shares his vision for the future.
Nilax Bhatt, Executive Director at Steel & Tube Industries Ltd (STIL), shares his assessment of the steel manufacturing sector in Uganda.
Paddy Muramiira, CEO of Crown Beverages Limited, shares his assessment of the soft drink sector in Uganda.
Steven Kabagambe gives an overview of Uganda National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UNCCI), an organization focused on enhancing business opportunities locally, regionally and internationally, and promoting trade and investment in the country. In Uganda, the Chamber is over 80 years old and acts as a nationwide umbrella organization for the private sector.
