List of conglomerates in Uganda
This is a list of conglomerates in Uganda. The conglomerates are listed in alphabetical order.
| # | Name | Headquarters | Nature or name of business |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alam Group[1] | Kampala | Sugar & Allied Industries Limited, Steel Rolling Mills Limited, Saimmco Limited, Crocodile Tool Company, Alam Property Limited, Rhino Footwear Limited, Casements Africa Limited, Roofclad Limited, Uganda Oxygas Limited, Kaliro Power Station[2] |
| 2 | Aya Group | Kampala | hotels, flour milling, transportation, international trade, bakery, mining[3][4] |
| 3 | BMK Group[5] | Kampala | hotels, real estate, motorcycle sales, construction machinery leasing |
| 4 | DFCU Group[6] | Kampala | banking, leasing, real estate, investments[7] |
| 5 | Ham Group[8] | Kampala | Real Estate, manufacturing, agribusiness, banking, Internet Information Technology, Finance, Education, Construction,Sports, Clothing, Logistics and Transportation, General Merchandise |
| 6 | International Medical Group | Kampala | hospitals, medical services, universities, medical insurance |
| 7 | Madhvani Group[9] | Kakira | manufacturing, agribusiness, electricity generation, hotels & resorts, construction, insurance, security guards, aircraft maintenance, IT applications, tourism, packaging. |
| 8 | Mara Group[10] | Nakasero | real estate, information technology, mass media, hospitality, packaging, finance, banking |
| 9 | Mas Group[11] | Bukoto | Mas Consults & Associates,[12] information technology, Track 24 Uganda,[13] Transporter Corporation,[14] Animation (Epic Studios), Branding (Blue Magic Inc.) |
| 10 | Mukwano Group[15] | Kampala | manufacturing, agribusiness, banking |
| 11 | New Vision Group | Kampala | publishing, printing, broadcasting |
| 12 | Ruparelia Group[16] | Kampala | hotels & resorts, schools, Victoria University, agribusiness, insurance, floriculture, real estate, investments.[17] |
| 13 | Simba Group[18] | Kampala | telecommunications, hotels & resorts, broadcasting, real estate, insurance, floriculture, electricity generation, investments[19] |
| 14 | Tirupati Development Uganda Limited[20] | Kampala | construction, real estate, agribusiness, shopping malls, investments[21] |
| 15 | Wavah Group[22] | Kampala | broadcasting, beverages, automobile dealerships, real estate, insurance, investments, textiles[23] |
| 16 | Mulwana Group[24][25] | Kampala | manufacturing, batteries, plastics, dairy farming, milk processing, horticulture, real estate, investments[26] |
See also
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References
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