Two Africa-focused private equity companies, Alterra Capital and Phatisa Group, have agreed to buy Java House, a Kenyan coffee chain, from London-based private equity firm Actis for an undisclosed ...

Kenyan coffee giant Java has brought its brew closer to the people by opening outlets at petrol stations and business centres in big towns and suburbs. After Java House Africa started operations in ...

Kenyan casual dining and coffee chain Java House Africa said it has signed a deal to export its coffee and tea to a Chinese online retail company. Java House, which was opened by an American as a ...

UK-based Actis has signed an agreement to sell Java House to two Africa-focused private equity funds for an undisclosed sum. A notice by the Comesa Competition Commission, a regional antitrust ...

Quick service restaurant Java Coffee House says it will work towards getting ready for a potential listing on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) should shareholders deem this to be a viable route ...

Alterra Africa Accelerator Fund, a private equity fund managed by Alterra Capital Partners, backed by Africa’s wealthiest person, Aliko Dangote, is positioned to take the majority ownership of Java ...

UK-based Actis has signed an agreement to sell Java House to two Africa-focused private equity (PE) funds for an undisclosed sum, marking the latest ownership change in the restaurant chain that was ...

Kampala, Uganda — Kenyan coffee and casual dining chain, Java House, is set for its fourth ownership change in just 12 years. The current owner, London-based private equity firm Actis, has agreed to ...

Brussels — Local coffee farmers will start selling their produce directly to one of the world's largest coffee firms, The Java Coffee Company, following an agreement signed yesterday by the firm and ...

From left: Java House Head of Corporate Affairs Maureen Mithamo and Environment, Safety and Health Officer Douglas Korir receive a certificate for contribution to reducing carbon emissions, from ...