Uganda: Privatised Firms Should Sell Shares to Public - Rugunda

Kampala — In 1991, the Uganda government started divesting its interests in several enterprises, giving some a condition to sell their shares to the public.

About 60 enterprises had by 2002 been privatised by the government. Some of these companies, according to the Prime Minister, Dr Ruhakana Rugunda, were required to list sell shares to the public by listing on the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) and ALTX.

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