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Businesses and individuals should embrace leasing as a way of acquiring capital-intensive assets such as vehicles. Vivo Energy Kenya Managing Director Peter Murungi says leasing enables businesses and individuals to avoid high upfront costs that could be channelled into growing their businesses or investing in other income-generating activities.
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Businesses urged to embrace leasing as a way of acquiring capital-intensive assets
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