pegipegi: strategy and outlook
Ryan Kartawidjaja, Deputy CEO of pegipegi talks about pegipegi and the business model.
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Ryan Kartawidjaja, Deputy CEO of pegipegi talks about pegipegi and the business model.
Geoffrey Odundo gives his assessment of the economy of Kenya and explains why international companies should choose Kenya to set up their business over other African countries. He also presents NSE, the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Daniel Ojijo talks about the real estate sector in Kenya and presents Villa Care, a real estate services firm focused on delivering high quality and customized services to individuals, the private sector and government clients in Kenya. He also mentions Homes Universal.
“Being one of the larger firms, one of the Big Five in South Africa, we obviously have depth of experience, expertise and specialisation within the firm so it is a big firm with a large number of lawyers.”
“Dimension Data started off as an infrastructure company and more than 30 years ago we were specifically specialists in the networking game.”
South Africa’s first dedicated development in the oil and gas services & marine repair sector to support upstream exploration and production development.
“I think the end game for CapeRay and for me would be that CapeRay continues to exist, perhaps as a research and development enterprise where we develop new products that we ultimately license off or that get incorporated into other businesses.”
“One of the most important things we’ve done over the past year has been to strongly expand our presence in Germany, an important market and Europe’s first economic power.”
“Thanks to the information we have received from international oil companies as well as the reconnaissance operators through the data that have been acquired by means of seismic survey we have realised that there is potential that we might be able to have oil and gas in our offshore areas.”
“We recently concluded a study which shows that there are 3,000 jobs created for every direct and indirect regularly scheduled long-haul service and that a 10% increase in passenger numbers results in 2% regional job creation.”