Rwa Business Group
Rwa Business Group is a Rwandan based business conglomerate that is involved in Trading Arm - Soft Commodities - Petroleum marketer and LPG - Micro Logistics Services Arm - Real Estate Management - Venture Capital - Technology (Data Analytics) It is a brand driven company and strives to deliver the highest possible quality through our products and services. Our companies and brands are: - …
Profile
- Industry
- Biorefining
- Topics
- Sugar, palm oil & agri-commodity processing
- Role
- Not classified
- Why it is bioeconomy
- Rwa Business Group is a diversified conglomerate involved in commodities trading (including sugar, coffee, and grains), energy, and other sectors.
- Found via
- [Gap] Rwanda · energy
Bio-solutions it supplies 0
Not yet cited as a supplier in a graded solution.
What they offer
Subsidiaries: Rell · Fikia · Rwa Capital · DeepSky Energies · Sky Gas · Fast Freight · Maisha Sugar · ThomasFort
News & status 6
- 2019 Latest status: The company underwent a gradual closure of its holdings following investigations into embezzlement in 2019. ↗ ↗ ↗
- 2026-09-14 Turning cassava waste into opportunity: A Rwandan entrepreneur is driving Rwanda's circular economy - IITAKabizu Business Group Ltd, led by Bizumuremyi Christian, transforms cassava peels into High-Quality Cassava Peels for animal feed, showcasing a successful circular-economy model in Rwanda through RUNRES—linking farmers, processors, and researchers to turn …
- 2026-09-19 Rwandan entrepreneur turns cassava peels into affordable livestock feed - Farmers Review AfricaKabizu Business Group Ltd, led by Christian Bizumuremyi, turns cassava-processing residues into High-Quality Cassava Peels for affordable livestock feed, backed by IITA-RUNRES collaboration, and aims to expand production while pursuing a zero-waste, circular …
- 2026-08-27 RSSB acquires Inyange Industries, Ruliba Clays - The New TimesRSSB now fully owns Inyange Industries Ltd and Ruliba Clays Ltd, previously held by Crystal Ventures Limited, indicating RSSB’s expanding ownership in Rwanda’s manufacturing sector.
- 2026-09-16 Five things to know about Ruliba Clays as RSSB takes over - The New TimesRuliba Clays has been acquired or brought under RSSB control, with a newly built Ruliba plant in Rugende, Gasabo, expanding production capacity more than twofold. The development indicates organizational consolidation under RSSB for Rwa Business Group’s clay …
- 2026-02-08 RWACOF marks 30 years with a new partnership model for washing station owners - The New TimesRWACOF is launching a new partnership model for washing station owners to mark its 30-year anniversary; the article centers on RWACOF’s leadership and the strategic shift toward collaborative ownership arrangements, but does not mention a company named "Rwa …
- 2026-09-25 ACE4Food: Helping Rwanda’s agri-food SMEs turn circular ideas into business opportunities – earthrwanda.comACE4Food is a WRI Rwanda initiative to help at least 50 agri-food SMEs adopt circular economy practices through training, mentorship, and business-model development, linking individual ideas to broader market, finance, and value-chain systems in Rwanda. It …
Network: owners, partners, peers
Ownership & investors 9
| parent | independent |
| subsidiary | Rell |
| subsidiary | Fikia |
| subsidiary | Rwa Capital |
| subsidiary | DeepSky Energies |
| subsidiary | Sky Gas |
| subsidiary | Fast Freight |
| subsidiary | Maisha Sugar |
| subsidiary | ThomasFort |
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