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October 24, 2025
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PZ Cussons injects Sh150mn to grow local operations

PZ Cussons injects Sh150mn to grow local operations

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 24 - Soap-maker PZ Cussons East Africa has announced plans to invest Sh150 million over the next year to boost production, Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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PZ Cussons East Africa has announced a significant investment of Sh150 million over the next year to enhance its local operations in Kenya, encompassing production, distribution, and innovation. This strategic move aims to particularly engage younger consumers, specifically Gen Z and millennials, within the growing beauty and personal care market.

  • PZ Cussons East Africa will invest Sh150 million to boost production, distribution, and innovation.
  • The investment targets consumers under 35, with PZ Cussons East Africa Managing Director Sekar Ramamoorthy noting their adventurous preferences.
  • Kenya's beauty and personal care market is valued at approximately Sh20 billion, experiencing steady single-digit growth.

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