Amos Nzeyi

Billionaire Amos Nzeyi. His legal team argued that enforcing the payment before the appeal was heard would expose him to substantial and potentially irrecoverable loss.

Court of Appeal Halts $230,000 Share Payment in Billionaire Amos Nzeyi’s Nando’s Franchise Dispute

Uganda’s Court of Appeal has stepped into a long-running commercial dispute involving billionaire businessman Amos Nzeyi, halting the enforcement of a USD 230,000 (approximately UGX 870 million) payment tied to a controversial
April 21, 2026
Dr. Maggie Kigozi—doctor, trailblazer, and business matriarch—whose resilience, bold decisions, and quiet leadership helped shape Crown Beverages into one of Uganda’s most successful private enterprises. A legacy built on vision, values, and generational impact.

Dr. Maggie Kigozi on Building Family Businesses: Lessons in Risk, Inheritance, and Succession Planning

When Dr. Maggie Kigozi stepped into Crown Beverages Limited (CBL) in 1994 following the death of her husband and co-founder, Eng. Dan Kigozi, she wasn’t merely inheriting shares—she was inheriting a dream.
Left-Right: Catherine Ndungu, the UBL Marketing and Innovations Director; Andrew Kilonzo, UBL Managing Director; Amos Nzeyi, Chairman, Crown Beverages Ltd and Jimmy Mugerwa, the UBL Board Chairman toast to the good life at the 2024 Blue Club Experience at Pineapple Bay which brought together trailblazers who, like the whisky in their glasses, are aged in experience and bold in character. A celebration of taste, thought, and timeless class.

Uganda Breweries and Amos Nzeyi hosts relaunch of the Johnnie Walker Blue Club at billionaire businessman’s  Pineapple Bay Island

On Saturday, September 14, Uganda Breweries Ltd (UBL) hosted several industry captains and business moguls as they relaunched the highly anticipated Johnnie Walker Blue Club. The landmark event, held at the picturesque
Crown Beverages Limited directors and shareholders; left-right: Amos Nzeyi, Dr. Maggie Kigozi and Chris Kayoboke under whose commitment and direction the company has grown from producing just 1 million cases in 1993 to 65 million cases today and paying over UGX185 billion in taxes and employing over 2,000 people.

Crown Beverages Limited at 30 years⏤ probably Uganda’s most-successful privatisation story

When in 1993, Amos Nzeyi, and his partners, Chris Kayoboke and the now deceased Dan Kigozi, made a bid to buy what was left of the assets of the then government-owned Lake
Christopher Kayoboke has been a longtime business partner of Amos Nzeyi, the Executive Chairman and one of the founding shareholders of Crown Beverages Limited.

Who is Chris Kayoboke— the quiet billionaire who owns 41% of Crown Beverages, the Pepsi bottler in Uganda?

Crown Beverages Limited, the franchisee bottler for PepsiCo International has no doubt, matured both as a large player in the Ugandan non-alcoholic drinks category as well as in the broader corporate Uganda
The new USD76 million Crown Beverages' Factory. Pepsi shareholders, including Nzeyi, had to fork out USD26 million from their own pockets to top up a USD50 million bank financing facility.

Resilience, commitment and growth: Crown Beverages’ success story continues to unfurl with the USD76 million new bottling plant

Aquafina is available in a 500ml pack at a recommended retail price of One Thousand Uganda Shillings (1000 UGX) only, countrywide. Aquafina is the first international water brand in Uganda. Aquafina is
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