Speaking to Smart Company after signing a deal with consumer goods maker Unilever East Africa that acquired 70 acres at the 420-acre planned light industry park, Tatu City founder Stephen Jennings said it was all systems go.
Mr Jennings struck it big when he managed to rope in US Ambassador Robert Godec and Kenya’s Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed during groundbreaking ceremony for the Kijani Ridge residential development where 301 houses will be set up.
London-based coffee roaster, Dormans, has also moved in after buying 10 acres where it plans to build its global headquarters-cum-plant at a cost of about Sh656 million.
The take-off of Tatu City seems to be gaining pace with a number of multinationals and local firms lining to take up space at the Sh240 billion industrial complex.
Speaking to Smart Company after signing a deal with consumer goods maker Unilever East Africa that acquired 70 acres at the 420-acre planned light industry park, Tatu City founder Stephen Jennings said it was all systems go.
