Cdci

The CDCI (Compagnie de Distribution de Cote d'Ivoire) came out of the CFCI-TRADING, a dismemberment of the former Compagnie Francaise de Cote d'Ivoire (CFCI) established at the end of the 19th century in Abidjan. On January 3, 1989, CFCI-TRADING (a subsidiary of the Unilever African Company (UAC) group became the Ivory Coast Distribution Company (CDCI), a company specializing in the marketing of Unilever products in Côte d ' Ivoire, with 18 stores. December 4, 2002, Unilever-CI sells the company CDCI to its new owners who have a solid experience in large-scale distribution in CI and are known to be the head of the SOCOCE distribution company. On their arrival, they inspire a certain dynamism and a new commercial vision for the company, which is based on four pillars: 1. Proximity: Implement the CDCI and KING CASH outlets as close as possible to the populations; In the towns, districts, sub-prefectures and villages of Côte d'Ivoire. 2. Provide high-quality product lines 3. Focus our efforts on meeting the needs of our clients 4. Trust and practice a policy of integrating and empowering the human resources of our stores with material motivation according to well-defined objectives. Today, CISC has the largest national distribution coverage with its network of over one hundred wholesale, ½ wholesale and retail stores throughout Cote d'Ivoire. The new management system put in place to inject dynamism and an expansion of activities involving huge investments and resource personnel. In its development, CDCI is committed to being a corporate citizen by being involved in the many social actions across the Ivory Coast, by supporting charities and direct aids to the population through its Sponsorship and sponsorship.

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