Bamburi to sell its 70% stake in its Ugandan subsidiary Hima Cement
Bamburi Cement is set to sell its 70 percent stake in its Ugandan subsidiary Hima Cement for $84 million (Sh12.7 billion), a move that will boost its cash flows.
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Bamburi Cement is set to sell its 70 percent stake in its Ugandan subsidiary Hima Cement for $84 million (Sh12.7 billion), a move that will boost its cash flows.
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