Ugandan tycoon Emmanuel Katongole’s QCIL unveils new drug factory in Kampala
QCIL, chaired by Ugandan tycoon Emmanuel Katongole, has unveiled a new factory in Kampala, boosting Africa’s drug output and regional health self-reliance.
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QCIL, chaired by Ugandan tycoon Emmanuel Katongole, has unveiled a new factory in Kampala, boosting Africa’s drug output and regional health self-reliance.
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East Africa’s healthcare industry, Katongole, holds a significant 2.79-percent stake in CiplaQCIL.
CiplaQCIL’s total assets have surpassed $64 million.
Katongole owns a 2.79-percent equity stake in the Uganda-based pharmaceutical company.
Katongole owns 2.79 percent of the company, or 101,933,042 ordinary shares.
Katongole owns 2.79 percent of the company, which translates to 101,933,042 ordinary shares.
CiplaQCIL is a pharmaceutical company based in Luzira, a suburb of Kampala, the capital city of Uganda.
The growth in his stake follows a rise in the shares of CiplaQCIL on the Uganda Stock Exchange.