Two Africa-focused private equity companies, Alterra Capital and Phatisa Group, have agreed to buy Java House, a Kenyan coffee chain, from London-based private equity firm Actis for an undisclosed ...
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan casual dining and coffee chain Java House Africa said on Wednesday it has signed a deal to export its coffee and tea to a Chinese online retail company as part of its ...
Kenya’s Java House has 36 coffee houses and restaurants and plans to open outlets across Africa in the next five years to capitalise on rising consumer spending, its chief executive said. Kevin Ashley ...
NAIROBI, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Kenya's Java House has 36 coffee houses and restaurants and plans to open outlets across Africa in the next five years to capitalise on rising consumer spending, its chief ...
NAIROBI, Kenya—Dubai-based private-equity fund Abraaj Group said Monday it has acquired East Africa’s most prominent upmarket coffee and casual-dining chain, Java House Group, in a landmark deal in ...
Kampala, Uganda — Kenyan coffee and casual dining chain, Java House, is set for its fourth ownership change in just 12 years. The current owner, London-based private equity firm Actis, has agreed to ...
Emerging Capital Partners, the pan-African PE firm, will invest in Nairobi Java House, the casual dining company with operations in Kenya. It marks the PE firm’s second deal in East Africa, and comes ...
A private equity firm backed by Aliko Dangote is preparing to enter Kenya’s food and beverage market by acquiring Java House, a leading coffee chain. Alterra Capital, an Africa-focused private equity ...
Alterra Africa Accelerator Fund, a private equity fund managed by Alterra Capital Partners, backed by Africa’s wealthiest person, Aliko Dangote, is positioned to take the majority ownership of Java ...
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