Industrie des Boissons du Sénégal (IBS) invests in new units to the tune of €14 million
El Sahili, distributor of Coca Cola in Senegal is moving up a gear and investing €14 million in new units.
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▪ Industrie des Boissons du Sénégal (IBS) invests in new units to the tune of €14 million
▪ El Sahili, distributor of Coca Cola in Senegal is moving up a gear and investing €14 million in new units.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/809903/industrie-des-boissons-du-senegal-ibs-invests-in-new-units/
The El Sahili family, owners of Industrie des Boissons du Sénégal (IBS), is pushing ahead with its plans to be the dominate player in the national agri-food sector.
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