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Deep-Dive Report: The Quiet Conglomerate — How Cornelis Vink Built Chivita, Sold It to Coca-Cola, and Is Now Buying the Road His Own Goods Travel On

Cornelis Vink founded Chivita, sold it to Coca-Cola, and watched UAC buy it back. Now his TGI Group is buying UAC's 43% of DP World Logistics. The logic is the oldest one in African business: own the road your own goods travel on. Inside Nigeria's least-discussed large fortune.

,   and  Mfonobong Nsehe
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Deep-Dive Report: The Quiet Conglomerate — How Cornelis Vink Built Chivita, Sold It to Coca-Cola, and Is Now Buying the Road His Own Goods Travel On

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