Mauritian firm got Sh113m discount in Rongai transport firm buyout
Mauritian conglomerate Rogers Group says it acquired Rongai Workshop and Transport Limited at a discount of Sh113.6 million.
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Mauritian conglomerate Rogers Group says it acquired Rongai Workshop and Transport Limited at a discount of Sh113.6 million.
Touted as the second-largest road transport company in terms of regional destinations, the Kenyan company has been in operation since 1947.
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THE STANDARD By Daniel Wesangula | January 9th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Martin Evans (in white shirt), the owner of Olmaisor farm with his son Matt Evans. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard] A drive between Mombasa and Malaba would be incomplete without seeing a long-haul lorry slapped with the word 'Rongai' across its face. For years, the logo was so popular that a generation of residents living along this great thoroughfare thought that Rongai was the make of the vehicles. But behind the name lies a story of chance and persistence that has outlived the company’s founder. Rongai Workshop an...