TXF Athens: Power International Holding, a growing business incubator

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Agri/Soft Commodities, Power, Telecoms and Communications

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Middle East & Africa, Asia-Pacific

Max Thompson

Managing Editor

TXF spoke to Eyad Abdulrahim, Group CFO of Power International Holding (PIH) to outline the company’s market penetration strategy across global real estate, hospitality, dairy markets, contracting, and healthcare. And PIH's business cluster is expanding with its recent acquisition of a telco in Kazakhstan.

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