Pan African Tobacco Group (PTG), Africa’s largest indigenous producer of cigarettes and other Tobacco products, reached a milestone recently by celebrating its 40th anniversary. Between 1996 and 2011, PTG commenced manufacturing in Angola, Uganda, Tanzania, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria and South Sudan. Ayabatwa also expressed his gratitude to the communities as well as government functionaries in the countries where PTG does business. In PTG’s forty-year history, the company evolved to become one of Africa’s indigenous manufacturers of consumer goods. PTG has manufacturing facilities and assets in Angola, Burundi, DR Congo, Nigeria, South Sudan, Tanzania, Ugandan and the United Arab Emirates.

Source: Forbes January 01, 2019 12:45 UTC