British American Tobacco Uganda

Corporate earnings and resultsMarkets

BAT Uganda profits fall 25% as tax bites

British American Tobacco Uganda on Friday reported a 25% decline in net profit for the year ended December 2016, which it blamed on excise-driven price increases and a tough economy that led to a fall in disposable incomes.
CompaniesCorporate earnings and resultsMarkets

BAT Uganda profits fall following major restructuring

British American Tobacco Uganda Limited reported a 52% decline in half year profits on Thursday, reflecting the change in its business model that saw the company discontinue its leaf business.
Executive ProfilesMovers & Shakers

Executive Profile: Dadson Mwaura

Mwaura took over BATU at the tail end of a restructuring that disposed of its leaf business to focus on cigarette sales. BATU's net profit fell by 44.8% during his first year in charge, from Shs36.7 billion in 2014 to Shs20.3 billion in 2015
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Company Profile: British American Tobacco Uganda

British American Tobacco Uganda (BAT Uganda) is a tobacco company involved in the sale and distribution of cigarettes in the country. Its brands include Sportsman, Rex, Dunhill and Safari.
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