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Cross listing of shares is when a firm lists its equity shares on one or more foreign stock exchange in addition to its domestic exchange
Cross listing of shares is when a firm lists its equity shares on one or more foreign stock exchange in addition to its domestic exchangeIt's TPS Eastern Africa Ltd! Even KQ is only of recently has become Kenyan after crossing a 50% mark in ownership!
Dual listing improves a company's share liquidity and its public profile because the shares trade on more than one market. Dual listing also enables a company to diversify its capital-raising activities, rather than being reliant only on its domestic marketIt's TPS Eastern Africa Ltd! Even KQ is only of recently has become Kenyan after crossing a 50% mark in ownership!
TPS Eastern Africa Ltd has shareholders all the way to Mauritius. It's not Kenyan rather East African in stake ownership! Get that fool!Dual listing improves a company's share liquidity and its public profile because the shares trade on more than one market. Dual listing also enables a company to diversify its capital-raising activities, rather than being reliant only on its domestic market
A lot of kenyan companies have "east africa ltd" mainly because they are large enough to spread across eac. We also have east africa cables which is kenyan and owned by Transcentury(a kenyan investment company) but it is also listed in Uganda. Companies cross list to widen their avenues of raising capital. sarova group of hotels ticker tps east africa plc is majority owned by Kenyans ie. Vohra Family, several banks eg KCB, equity.It's TPS Eastern Africa Ltd! Even KQ is only of recently has become Kenyan after crossing a 50% mark in ownership!
Ha hahahahaha, this is how i know you have lost an argument.TPS Eastern Africa has shareholders all the way to Mauritius. It's not Kenyan rather East African in stake ownership! Get that fool!
TPS Eastern Africa has shareholders all the way to Mauritius. It's not Kenyan rather East African in stake ownership! Get that fool!
Actually establishments in Tanzania r the one keeping Serena Hotels surviving! They would have been long gone!Ha hahahahaha, this is how i know you have lost an argument.
A company can be founded in Kenya but owned by Tanzania! Safari come was founded in Kenya but owned by Vodacom SA! EACH brew was founded in Kenya but owned by Diageo Plc a British listed company!
Now you are clutching on straws after failing in your first argument. You want to divert attention to another topic about revenues.There is no where in their reports that say they rely on Tanzania, in fact it says Tanzania and Kampala registered improved growth while zanzibar regained market share. I know english is hard for you, but try to hide the fact that you can not comprehend english. sit down be humble and you might learn a thing or two.Actually establishments in Tanzania r the one keeping Serena Hotels surviving! They would have been long gone!
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Ziweke hapa tuzikaguwe maana nyie hata magodown ya chang'aa ni 5 star hotels!
I never said kenyan don't own any hotel in Zanzibar, i asked for an example of the hotel they owned, because you guys think Kenyans were the one who promoted tourism sector in Zanzibar by owning hotels. Now mention other hotels owned by Kenyans.You said there is no kenyan hotel in zanzibar, I gave you one now go and look for the rest stop being lazy. As for ownership sarova is traded on the nairobi stock exchange and majority ownership is in the hands of the Kenyan-Indian Family called Vohra family(Mohinder Singh Vohra, his wife Swarna Devi Vohra ) not aga khan
a) Vodacom owns 35%, GOK owns 40% of safaricom and it was part of Posta Kenya before vodafone came in as an investor and finally early last year vodafone sold their shares to vodacom south africa.A company can be founded in Kenya but owned by Tanzania! Safari come was founded in Kenya but owned by Vodacom SA! EACH brew was founded in Kenya but owned by Diageo Plc a British listed company!
Anhaa, looking to open kumbe? i thought mnasema Kenya ndio waliokuza utalii ZanzibarHINT: Heritage hotels is another hotel chain from Kenya looking to open in Zanzibar.
What's the name of this facility? If Windsor the thread is about facilities outside Nrb!
Leta view ya kibabe km hii bro...halafu ujue hyo hotel ni ya mkenyaHii cottage imtunishie nani msuli?Kweli mnachekesha! yaani nyumba unafananisha na hotel sasa?
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Shshshshsshhhh Tafuta hotel sio guest house
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Ki windsor kimecharazwa kila kona, kumbe hii ndio hotel ambayo mnaiona top class kuliko zote E.A Mambo ya hotel si mambo yenu.
Za Zanzibar tayari umekubali kipigo. Mkubali tu, Zanzibar kwa East Africa kwenye hili hamtuwezi tu.Bwahahaaaaa!!!mmeshindwa kuweka za arisha halafu unataka nikuwekee...leteni za arusha halafu tuichakaze
Kwani wewe hapa unajaribu kunionesha nini? hilo bwawa la vyura au? Mi nimekuonesha Golf course ya Sea Cliff resort tu ujionee kitu kinavoshine, sio mavumbi yenuHeheeee!!nadhani imekuingia...mpka unalweta vipicha visivyoeleweka...sasa hyo umeleta n nn jamani...si huo uwanja tu...
Leta view ya kibabe km hii bro...halafu ujue hyo hotel ni ya mkenyaView attachment 1175547
As for ownership sarova is traded on the nairobi stock exchange and majority ownership is in the hands of the Kenyan-Indian Family called Vohra family(Mohinder Singh Vohra, his wife Swarna Devi Vohra ) not aga khanI never said kenyan don't own any hotel in Zanzibar, i asked for an example of the hotel they owned, because you guys think Kenyans were the one who promoted tourism sector in Zanzibar by owning hotels. Now mention other hotels owned by Kenyans.
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And it says the owner is Clara Mugabe.
Who said that? I have said no such thing. You are making illogical leaps of thought. I simply gave you an example of a kenyan hotel in zanzibar after you implied that there are no Kenyan hotels in zanzibar and i also gave you another kenyan hotel chain looking to openn in zanzibar. Where in that statement have i said what you just incinuated?Anhaa, looking to open kumbe? i thought mnasema Kenya ndio waliokuza utalii Zanzibar
You mentioned Serena Hotels, and you are bringing information about Sarova?As for ownership sarova is traded on the nairobi stock exchange and majority ownership is in the hands of the Kenyan-Indian Family called Vohra family(Mohinder Singh Vohra, his wife Swarna Devi Vohra ) not aga khan