Apple reseller Salute iWorld dismisses receivership claims as false, defamatory

Apple reseller Salute iWorld dismisses receivership claims as false, defamatory

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The company operates nine stores across Kenya, 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.

Apple reseller Salute iWorld has dismissed media reports alleging it had been placed under receivership by Imperial Bank, describing the claims as false, misleading and defamatory.
In a statement issued Tuesday, Salute iWorld insisted it remains financially stable and continues to operate all nine of its stores across Kenya without interruption.
“These unfounded claims are misleading and have caused unnecessary anxiety among our customers, suppliers, employees, financial partners, and other stakeholders. Such inaccurate reporting has the potential to cause significant reputational, operational, and commercial harm to our business. We want to clearly affirm that Salute iWorld has not been placed under receivership. We are a financially stable, reputable business that continues to operate normally across all our stores,” the statement read in part.
The company operates nine stores across Kenya, 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.
“Our stores remain open, our operations continue uninterrupted, and we remain committed to serving our customers, partners, and the Kenyan market with integrity and excellence,” the reseller told its customers.
Further, it said it is enjoying strong relationships with its banking and financing partners, including KCB Group, Standard Chartered Bank, NCBA Group, I&M Bank, Flexpay, and Spotit, while also affirming its commitment to making Apple products more accessible through flexible in‑house payment plans.
“Salute iWorld remains committed to delivering exceptional service, maintaining strong business relationships, and upholding the highest standards of integrity and professionalism. We have invested millions of shillings in the Kenyan market, demonstrating our commitment to serving our customers and growing the tech ecosystem in East Africa. Most recently, we invested over Sh10 million in upgrading our flagship stores, implementing innovative retail concepts, modern design, and interactive experiences to enhance customer engagement and satisfaction,” the reseller highlighted.

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