Kenyan billionaire Mary-Ann Musangi wants her late father's company in 30 African countries
Mary-Ann Musangi, who runs the consumer goods maker founded by her late father Chris Kirubi, plans to sell in 30 African countries by 2030.
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Mary-Ann Musangi, who runs the consumer goods maker founded by her late father Chris Kirubi, plans to sell in 30 African countries by 2030.
Mary-Ann Musangi's Haco Industries will make its Amara skincare lotion in Ghana through a partnership with Ayewa Aberfur, as it pushes into West Africa.
Mary-Ann Musangi, billionaire heiress to Chris Kirubi and managing director of Haco Industries, has been elected vice chairperson of the Kenya Association of Manufacturers.
Kenya's Haco Industries is exploring either an IPO or a strategic investor as the Kirubi family plans succession, while MD Mary-Ann Musangi pushes the consumer goods maker into Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal.
Haco Industries will begin operations in Ghana by end April through a joint venture, using a lean model that avoids building factories.
HACO Industries Kenya has been named a Circular Economy Leader at the Kenya ESG Awards, recognising the manufacturer's push to embed sustainability across its operations.
The new system adds 311 solar panels and will generate about 180 kWh of power, covering roughly 60 percent of that division’s energy needs.
Haco Industries is one of the region’s leading FMCG manufacturers.