Pan Paper seeks Sh6 billion to jumpstart struggling miller

Governor Kenneth Lusaka. PHOTO | PHOEBE OKALL

Webuye-based Rai Paper, formerly Pan Paper Mills, requires about Sh6 billion before it becomes fully operational after it was bought by new investors.

Most of the money will be used to rehabilitate and replace aging machines within the next six years, according to Rai Group of Companies chairman Jaswant Rai.

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