Salute iWorld, a leading Apple reseller in Kenya, has categorically denied recent reports claiming the company is under receivership by Imperial Bank. The firm labeled these allegations as false, misleading, and defamatory.
In an official statement released on Tuesday, Salute iWorld emphasized that it remains financially sound and continues to operate all nine of its retail outlets without disruption. The company’s stores are located in prominent venues including Westgate Mall, The Junction Mall, Yaya Centre, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (Terminal 1A), IPS Building, Village Market, Galleria Shopping Mall, Garden City Mall, and Capital Centre.
Statement Highlights:
- Salute iWorld has not been placed under receivership.
- The company is financially stable and operationally intact.
- All stores remain open with uninterrupted services.
- Strong partnerships with financial institutions such as KCB Group, Standard Chartered Bank, NCBA Group, I&M Bank, Flexpay, and Spotit.
- Commitment to enhancing accessibility of Apple products through flexible payment plans.
The reseller expressed concern that the unfounded rumours have created unnecessary anxiety among customers, suppliers, employees, and financial partners, potentially harming its reputation and business operations.
Further, Salute iWorld highlighted its recent investments exceeding Sh10 million to upgrade flagship stores, incorporating innovative retail designs and interactive customer experiences aimed at boosting engagement and satisfaction.
Reaffirming its dedication to the Kenyan market, the company stated that it continues to uphold high standards of integrity, professionalism, and service excellence while contributing to the growth of the East African tech ecosystem.
