Sri Lanka secures global dominance in tea industry with Liptons East African acquisition

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May 09, Colombo (LNW): Browns Investments has recently achieved a remarkable milestone by acquiring Liptons East African Tea Plantations spanning Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania, further cementing its status as the world’s leading tea producer.

Under the leadership of High Commissioner to Kenya Kana Kananathan and Browns Chairman Ishara Nanayakara, accompanied by Executive Director Kamantha Amarasekera and representatives from Liptons Tea, a prestigious meeting was held with the Kenyan President at the State House, Kenya.

During this meeting, the President lauded Chairman Nanayakara and Browns Investments for their substantial investments in Kenya, highlighting the company’s unwavering dedication to fostering growth and progress across the African region.

Browns Investments’ remarkable achievement not only underscores its commitment to excellence but also serves as a testament to Sri Lanka’s global leadership in the tea industry.

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