Psaltry International Ltd: Challenges Refining Cassava Starch in Rural Nigeria Case Solution
This is just an excerpt. This case is about GLOBAL BUSINESS
PUBLICATION DATE: November 02, 2016
The business was growing quickly, however its creator, Ms Yemisi Iranloye, dealt with crucial tactical choices about whether to broaden production, and how to source 2 water and electrical power for the business's factory. Although numerous outsiders thought about the Nigerian service environment to be challenging due to issues like corruption and the risk of violence, from Ms. Iranloye's point of view the difficulty of acquiring power and water was every bit as essential. One achievable option was for Psaltry to increase its own power generation and water supply capability. Ms. Iranloye was happy of Psaltry's track record of promoting neighborhood advancement, she was acutely conscious that Psaltry was not in a position to totally please regional neighborhoods' requirements for power and water. For water, Ms Iranloye thought about 3 primary alternatives: drilling much deeper wells, constructing a dam, or developing a supply pipeline to source water from a federal government dam. In enhancement to choosing on how to source power and water, Ms. Iranloye required to choose whether and at exactly what rate to provide power and water to regional neighborhoods.
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