Local family owned and operated since January 1965.
The last few years have seen a lot of activity in the retail sector, including mergers, acquisitions and the entrance of multinational retail stores such as Kaffir and the Game. As the players in the sector strive to survive in an environment that has seen some retail giants fall while others being bought out. Earlier this year Mauritius-based Adenia partners bought out to Maini supermarket through Soco Retail Kenya, a special-purpose vehicle controlled by Adenia. In a joint statement by the two entities, in the view of the two boards, the merger will bring together two emerging retail chains both undergoing growth. The combined company will create a network of 30 retail stores by the end of 2019, targeting neighborhood locations. In 2016, Chopi's enterprises entered the Kenyan market through the acquisition of Ukwala supermarket stores, taking over eight stores in Nairobi, Bungoma and Kisomo. Same year, Kaffir entered the Kenyan market and has continued to expand over the last three years. So far, the retail chain has seven outlets in Nairobi, with two more planned this year, with its revenue increasing by 71 per cent as at last year to 14 billion shillings. Four years Nak In a bid to rescue the giant, there was an attempted merger between Tuskis and Nak With Tuskis and Naiwa supermarkets taking the top positions in the retail sector, the race for the n Masimilanoe K24 Business