Sipromad Group CEO Ylias Akbaraly plans several investments in the US and Africa
Africa Business+ spoke to the head of the Malagasy group last week.
17/10/2022 at 14h42, by Africa Business+
The CEO of the Malagasy family holding company, Redland, based in Mauritius, oversees the French group Thomson Broadcast, the Malagasy group Groupe Sipromad and the American company GatesAir. It is aiming for a €1 billion turnover in 2024-2025 (€235 million in 2019). Moreover, thanks to overall growth, the holding company will increase significantly to reach more than 10,000 employees in 2024 (more than 3,000 at the end of 2019).
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