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Epson Expands Nairobi Regional Office with KES 19.4 Million Investment

Epson Expands Nairobi Regional Office with KES 19.4 Million Investment

Epson has invested KES 19.4 million to expand its Nairobi office by 50%, strengthening its East Africa operations..

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Epson has expanded its regional presence in Kenya by investing KES 19.4 Million in a new Nairobi office.

The investment supports a new showroom, demonstration area, training, and partner enablement services.
Key figures include Mukesh Bector, Epson’s Regional Head for East and West Africa, and Neil Colquhoun, President of Epson META-CWA.
The expansion aligns with Epson's wider regional growth and sustainability strategy, including extended use of renewable energy certificates (RECs) for 10 sites.

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