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Can we talk about Nigeria Airways - that was last seen on air in 1985 - majority of people here were not born. KQ has done proud - and has flown since 1978 - when EAST AFrica airways split into country flags. KQ is still flying. It's a strategic national asset - we will keep afloat. 68816419: |
The usual drift; we start from denial; then we go into racial excuses; they are kenyan companies; paying taxes; with factories, employees, and name it. 68816419: |
Again again again - LINK - to support this hallucination : entire west africa; morroca ![]() You export about Somalia level Ghana's pharmaceutical exports were worth $3.6 million in 2018. Trade partners are largely regional, with half of sales going to Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire and Gambia Just30: |
57% makes him the majority owner. This a new mall - it not going to turn profit overnight. It has to be occupied and sold off. And note we are talking just small part of two rivers project - the mall. Otherwise Kirubi own the 200 acres around it - which will become mini city - as already many building are coming up there. 68816419: |
All good except it's wishful. Quote something to bank your dwarf country. '500M is just the prescription drug market in kenya in 2014 Now tell us which countries import Ghana drugs. When you cannot even satisfy local demand. Meanwhile always remember - Kenya is currently the largest producer of pharmaceutical products in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region. Just30: |
Kenya has been pharma giant of sub sahara for long time. This is 2005 A groundswell of support for developing the local pharmaceutical industry As early as in 2005, a World Bank study had identified that Africa, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe have the industrial capacity that can be made available to produce medicines for export or for domestic consumption in the face of the diminishing supply of generic medicines from the major producers. Just30: |
Mckinsey In sub-Saharan Africa, only Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa have a relatively sizable industry, with dozens of companies that produce for their local markets and, in some cases, for export to neighboring countries. https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/public-and-social-sector/our-insights/should-sub-saharan-africa-make-its-own-drugs |
No more quoting data. Let me help you - Kenya domestically produced pharma was 750M in 2018. Kenya export about 150-200M worth of drugs. Kenya still import about 650M. Do the math's - by now - kenya pharma is nearly 2B dollars. Ghana you have ZERO exports, you produce only 30% of your local needs and import 70%. Look for something else - kenya is pharmaceutical giant of sub-sahara exporting drugs to more than 10 countries. Just30: |
That is McKinnsey report; a very reputable firm Just30: |
It's good he is now providing link because we will bury him. By time kenya account for 50% of COMESA - it's no joke. Egypt is part of COMESA. Shma2020: |
slowly orbit. I am using the data you provided Kenya has 12,955.749 for 2019 verus ghana 172.947 Now less do basic 12,955.749/172.947. Kenya pharma is nearly 74 times BIGGER Just30: |
You're now going to wordpress . Kenya is pharma giant in Sub-Sahara Africa. Only South Africa can tell us shiet. But you west african are still celebrating manafucturing a syringe ![]() Just30: |
Africa top 10 - in pharma - 70% of revenues Algeria, Egypt, Kenya, Côted’Ivoire, Libya, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Tunisia. Ghana - NOT there - with other 42 countries accounting for 30% of revenues. |
Very good. At least for once you shared a link Now hobbit - slowly compare - and let me know if you need help. https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/kenya/exports-medicinal-and-pharmaceutical-product https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/ghana/exports-medicinal-and-pharmaceutical-product Just30: |
It's a damn retailer. A dispensing chemist. Halton sell perfumes and such things. Ghana are babies in pharma industry. Shma2020: |
LINK would settle it. Domestic - market Kenya has a significant, and growing, domestic pharmaceutical market valued at $750 million at the end of 2018, up from $417 million in 2010. https://www.asokoinsight.com/content/quick-insights/kenya-leading-pharmaceutical-companies Kenya import - US$557.24 Million Kenya Imports of Pharmaceutical products was US$557.24 Million during 2019, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. We haven't touched the export market - and kenya pharma companies with regional subsidiaries. Just30: |
Show me South African owning most The top 4 are purely kenyan owned. Absa- formely barcalys - is now owned by Barclasy (Absa RSA is a subsidiary) So we can only talk about Stanbic - at no 7 - being South African - although it also subsidiary of Standard chartered of UK- bank ![]() ![]() Comparative Rankings (to last year): 1 (1 + 12) KCB. (+NBK) 2 (2) Equity. 3 (8 + 10) NCBA. 4 (3) Co-operative. 5 (4) Absa (Barclays) Kenya. 6 (5) Standard Chartered Kenya 7 (7) Stanbic Kenya. 8 (6) Diamond Trust. 9 (9) I & M. 10 (11) Baroda. Conclusion - NO SOUTH AFRICAN bank truly own any kenya bank - the two in top 10 - stanbic/absa - are subsidiaries of Barclays and Standard Chartered (UK) - british banks 68816419: |
LINK exported to which country for example. When you are importing 70% of your drugs ; How can be exporting when you have not cornered domestic market from India and chinese.Just30: |
GHANA Pharmaceutical sales reached $299 million in 2018, according to Fitch Solutions, up slightly from $293 million in 2017. Sector income represented 0.5% of Ghana’s GDP and 13% of total healthcare expenditure in 2018. Just30: |
Kenya domestic pharma market is nearly 1B dollars now and the export is about 1B. Look like you searched for 2010 data ![]() The value of the Kenyan pharmaceutical market was estimated at US$ 417 million in 2010 and it is expected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 15.9% between 2009 and 2019 in US dollar terms. Just30: |
Ghana Pharma industry. Export zero. Imports 70% of their drugs https://www.asokoinsight.com/content/market-insights/ghana-leading-pharmaceutical-manufacturers As is the case with many developing countries in West Africa, Ghana’s pharmaceutical industry is dependent on foreign inputs and finished pharmaceutical products. Roughly 70% of pharmaceutical demand is met by imports, mostly from India and China, with local production accounting for the remaining 30%. |
Kenya supply 50% drugs in this map. Ghana bought a retail shop using funding from USA. If Egypt doesn't even compete with Kenya - what will Ghana do. Kenya pharma have very strong linkages with India and many kenya firm manufacture generics. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/46/COMESA_Members.svg/800px-COMESA_Members.svg.png Just30: |
Kenya beat Egypt in pharm industry. Little crap from GHANA cannot even get here in 50yrs.
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You're all over. All Kenya malls are owned by Kenya except for Actis. None by any south african. None by the French. When Nakumatt died - many foreign supermarkets that have been eyeing kenya - including shoprite, massmart, walmart, carrefour - quickly came and took over as anchor tenants in high end stores. South African as always brought their A-game and they left without the shirt. Carrefour - came and is now thriving - about 10 stores. However we have more than 300 kenya owner supermarket stores - Kenya chains like Naivas are now at 65, Tusky was also 60, Nakumatt 65, and many more. Austine1213: |
PLEASE - SHOPS - dispensing shops - you came and bought low end retail shops. OTHERWISE: Kenya is currently the largest producer of pharmaceutical products in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region, supplying about 50% of the regions' market. ... Prescription drugs account for around 78% of the market. The pharmaceutical industry in Kenya consists of three segments namely the manufacturers, distributors and retailers. The number of companies engaged in manufacturing and distributionof pharmaceutical products in Kenya continue to expand, driven by the Government’s efforts to promote local and foreign investment in the sector. There are about 700 registered wholesale and 1,300 retail dealers in Kenya, manned by registered pharmacists and pharmaceutical technologists. These pharmacies are accorded a 25% mark-up on retail drugs. The pharmaceutical sector in Kenya is also engaged in assembling capsules, disposable syringes, paracetamol, and surgical gauze amongst others. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Companies In Kenya: Alpha Medical Manufacturers – Nairobi Aventis Pasteur SA East Africa – Nairobi Bayer East Africa Limited – Nairobi Beta Healthcare (Shelys Pharmaceuticals) – Nairobi Cosmos Limited – Nairobi Dawa Pharmaceuticals Limited – Nairobi Didy Pharmaceutical – Nairobi Diversey Lever – Nairobi Eli-Lilly (Suisse) SA – Nairobi Elys Chemical Industries Ltd – Nairobi Glaxo SmithKline – Nairobi High Chem East Africa Ltd – Nairobi Ivee Aqua EPZ Limited – Athi River Mac’s Pharmaceutical Ltd – Nairobi Manhar Brothers (Kenya) Ltd – Nairobi Novartis Rhone Poulenic Ltd – Nairobi Novelty Manufacturers Ltd – Nairobi Pfizer Corp (Agency) – Nairobi Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Co (K) Ltd – Nairobi Pharmaceutical Products Limited – Nairobi Phillips Pharmaceuticals Limited – Nairobi Regal Pharmaceutical Ltd – Nairobi Universal Pharmaceutical Limited – Nairobi Cardiovascular, diabetes and anti-infectives constitute the largest and fastest-growing prescription market segments, and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is reported to be Kenya’s leading pharmaceutical supplier, with around 12% market share. This is primarily due to the fact that the company reduced the prices of key products by approximately 40% a few years back. Around 41% of all anti-infective products sold in pharmacies were licensed to GlaxoSmithKline. GlaxoSmithKline has been able to garner a substantial share of Kenya’s pharmaceutical market largely due to the popularity of its anti-infectives, which account for approximately 42% of all revenues generated in the prescription sector. The prices of Amoxil (amoxicillin) 500mg, Suprapen (amoxicillin plus flucloxacillin) 500mg and Floxapen (flucloxacillin) 500mg are particularly competitive within the respective active ingredient classes Just30: |
They don't even dominate even farming - which lowest hanging fruit. Just public taxis - and they kill each other a lot. The gun violence is akin to USA. Shma2020: |
Just 80 - and I bet majority are rushing to the exit door.The only ones who survive - are the very old one - that Boer brought to Kenya in 1970s/1980s. Kenya was one few boer friendly nation that didn't ban south africa companies. Those ones are few that still exists - like Old Mutual. The ones by BIEE nonsense of ANC cannot survive a day. They are run by incompetent south africans like you. Austine1213: |
The only black dominated economy in South Africa - is the crime laden taxis - matatus. Shma2020: |
Kenya formal retail is above 30% - the number indigenous supermarkets in every town - up. 2nd only to SA in RSA. Carrefour is not largest maybe the largest foreign owned - after Shoprite left without their shirt.The number of south african malls that have left minus their shirt is staggering. Kenya is your death bed in any kind of venture... Austine1213: |
It's broke - hobbled by poor human capital (like you) and structural issues like electricity. Austine1213: |
Nonsense. Vodacom is owned by Vodafone - and they own 40% of safcom. Largest mixed used retail - is 2 Rivers - owned by Kenyan - Kirubi 2nd largest - is Garden City - owned by Actis/formerly CDC - British gov investment fund. Kenya largest hotel - which one is that - that has french ownership .Serena is one of kenya largest hotel chain - and they have branches all the way to Congo? Carrefour is not biggest retail in Kenya. There many indegenous kenyan stores that replace Nakummatt and now Tusky. Naivas is now about 60 stores. Airtel is not even worth 20% of the mobile network. You are free to spew nonsense. Austine1213: |
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