He set up a textile mill and ginning factory in Porbandar, Gujarat, and a trading company in Bombay.

[3] The group concentrated on their non-African businesses; setting up a consultancy in India and a plastics plant in Canada becoming a truly International conglomerate during the 1970s.

In 1979, Amin was removed from power and the group was invited back into Uganda to repossess their assets.

During the 1980s the Agrima Consultancy wing of the group expanded to Ethiopia, Cameroon, Sudan, Burundi, Nigeria, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Myanmar.

During the 1990s the group entered the financial area by establishing Transafrica Assurance Company Limited.