Celebrating the Top Corporate Brands Driving Business in 2024
Under Ndegwa’s leadership, Safaricom has not only maintained its dominant market position in Kenya but also expanded its horizons into new territories.
Under Ndegwa’s leadership, Safaricom has not only maintained its dominant market position in Kenya but also expanded its horizons into new territories.
The change of name from CFAO Motors Kenya to CFAO Mobility Kenya this year marks a significant shift in its strategic direction, as well as signals a new chapter in the company’s history.
Following its establishment, KWAL has expanded its offerings to include a wide range of products within its portfolio such as wine, ciders, vodka, gin, whisky, and now beer.
Today, Bata stands as one of the world’s leading shoemakers, selling an impressive 150 million pairs of shoes annually.
By 2007, Stanbic Bank had established four branches in Kenya and employed 270 staff members. It ranked as the ninth-largest bank in Kenya by assets, amounting to KES 29 billion by March 2007, according to the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).
As Jubilee continues to grow and thrive, it remains dedicated to its mission of safeguarding the future of its customers, guided by core values of integrity, passion, teamwork, and excellence.
The bank’s roots in Kenya date back to 1911 when it first established its presence, marking the beginning of a long-standing commitment to the region. Throughout its history, the bank has achieved numerous firsts that have set benchmarks in the Kenyan banking sector.
The bank’s journey began in 1916 when the National Bank of South Africa opened its first branch in Kenya.
Customer Centricity, driven by Britam’s EPIC² #OneBritam strategy, is the heartbeat of Britam’s success and market leadership.
Today, NCBA operates in Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, and Ivory Coast, with an extensive network of 109 branches.