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Browns Investments PLC has completed the takeover of James Finlay Kenya. The move means the Sri Lankan-based investors have acquired the tea estate business from Finlays. The sale was first announced in May 2023, with Finlays selecting Browns Investments PLC as the approved buyer.
Browns investment completes purchase of James Finlay Kenya
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