Simbisa Pays $664,000 for Full Control of Kenya Delivery Arm Kutuma
Simbisa Brands paid $663,882 for the remaining 25% of Kutuma Kenya, its delivery arm, as delivery hits 27.4% of Kenyan turnover and a marketplace push looms.
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Simbisa Brands paid $663,882 for the remaining 25% of Kutuma Kenya, its delivery arm, as delivery hits 27.4% of Kenyan turnover and a marketplace push looms.
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