Outlook for the investments in Kenya
Fred Murimi, Director of Centum Capital talks about the effects of elections on the investments in Kenya
One of the largest East African investment companies to grow assets from US$ 300mn to 1.2bn by 2019
Fred Murimi, Director of Centum Capital talks about Centum, one of the leading and largest investment companies in East Africa.
Agriculture is one of the best investment opportunities in Kenya
Fred Murimi, Director of Centum Capital talks about the best investment opportunity in Kenya. Agriculture and healthcare is currently some of the most promising investment opportunities in the country.
Foreign direct investment in Kenya: Centum behind 9% of total FDI in Kenya for 2015
Fred Murimi, Director of Centum Capital talks about the foreign direct investment in Kenya.
Exclusive Interview with Mikano International, the Leading Manufacturer of Generators in Nigeria
“Mikano started in 1991. We established our company as an importer of generators and the servicing and maintenance of generators. Three years later we were the first company to start bringing the technology of generator assembly into Nigeria.”
Saudi Arabia offers huge opportunities for energy efficiency
We are integrating those capabilities into our equipment and at the same time give our customers the best visibility of their infrastructure. So we usually save 30% of the current energy utilization with the deployment of those standard solutions.
ACWA Power on the future of renewable energy in Saudi Arabia
Looking forward into 2016, we are looking forward to a busy year. In our 11-year history, 2015 was our busiest year.
Energy Sector in Saudi Arabia: Altaaqa
Emad K. Mukhalalaty, Managing Director of Altaaqa talks about energy sector and power infrastructure.
Saudi Arabia’s Future Energy Mix: 40% Renewables, 35% Gas and 20% Oil
In 2014 we tendered many projects. Our record is, we submitted 11 tenders between 2013 and 2014, losing only 1 bid. So we enter 2015 with 10 new projects on hand.
Power Sector in Saudi Arabia Growing by 7.5% per Annum
The power sector is growing rapidly, at the rate of 7.5% per annum, which is not easy to manage. Today, any power plant, that is just developing, will require 2 to 5 years for it to be ready for production. 50% of the population today is under the age of 20.