|
Website:
http://www.apasco.com.mx
Phone: +27 11 6530800 |
Address:
427, 15TH ROAD, RANDJESPARK
MIDRAND, 1685 |
Company Description
Carson Holdings Limited. Carson Holdings Limited manufactures and distributes ethnic personal care products in Africa under licence from Carson Inc. The company is a leading global manufacturer and marketer of ethnic and personal care products in Africa. The group currently sells over 200 products under the following principal brand names: Dark & Lovely, Excelle, Let's Jam!, Beautiful Beginnings, Magic Sadie, Nu-Me, Seasilk, Nulon and Restore Plus.
Key People
| Chairman | M. YESNER |
| Chief Executive Officer | D. ST. QUINTIN |
| Financial Director | A. NADAS |
Related Business Topics
| Barber Chairs | Cosmetics | Hair Care Products | |||
| Spa Products | Nail Care Products | Toothpaste | |||
| Skin Care Products | Toiletries | Fragrance Products | |||
| Ceramic Flat Iron | Bath Products |
Breaking News
Telegraph - November 17, 2009 2:03 PM
The legal team advising Birmingham City over the new regimes post-acquisition due diligence have made a presentation to the West Midlands Police. By Sandy Macaskill Published: 9:31PM GMT 17 Nov 2009 Still in charge: Birmingham owner Carson Yeung is still ...
Telegraph - November 17, 2009 1:59 PM
The legal team advising Birmingham City over the new regimes post-acquisition due diligence have made a presentation to the West Midlands Police. Still in charge: Birmingham owner Carson Yeung is still the majority shareholder in the club Photo: REUTERS ...
Guardian.co.uk - November 17, 2009 1:42 PM
¢ Financial deals see control of company changes hands ¢ Birmingham insists that Yeung is 'very much in charge' Birmingham City will be asked by the Premier League to provide documentation to establish who now controls Grandtop International ...
Telegraph - November 17, 2009 5:13 AM
Despite calls for greater transparency over the ownership of football clubs, it has emerged that unidentifiable investors could now have a controlling interest in Birmingham City, after a hefty percentage of the company which owns the club was ...
Telegraph - November 17, 2009 4:36 AM
Despite calls for greater transparency over the ownership of football clubs, it has emerged that unidentifiable investors could now have a controlling interest in Birmingham City, after a hefty percentage of the company which owns the club was ...
