Ragni commits to two African subsidiaries after arrival of Africinvest and BPI
The urban lighting specialist Ragni, supported by Africinvest and BPiFrance, is working on projects in Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire.
03/02/2022 at 15h08, by Africa Business+
As predicted by Africa Business+ last year, the Ragni family is still growing in power on African markets. According to our information, the trio of managers – Marcel Ragni, the group’s current president, and his two sons, Jean-Christophe and Stéphane – are preparing to set up two subsidiaries in West Africa.
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