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Management of beverage manufacturers, Kasapreko Company Limited, has debunked some claims making rounds in the media circles.
Some publications on February 4, accused the company of engaging in money laundering activities.
But Kasapreko has, in a press statement released on Monday, taken strong exception to the said claim purported to have been included in supposed suits in court over alleged financial crimes.
According to them, the company's track record makes it unfathomable that such a claim will be associated with its dealings.
In a rejoinder citing the claim as malicious, the company indicated that it has also not been served with any suit in that regard.
Kasapreko also hinted at a possible legal action to set the record straight.
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