Name / Existence

The company is known as T.T.K PLC (or “TTK Private Limited / TTK PLC”) in Ethiopia, operating in Addis Ababa.

It is listed as a trading / import-export entity, and also as a manufacturer in some areas.

It is sometimes called “TTK Industries PLC” in local contexts.

Location & Contact

Based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

They have a presence on job posting sites, listing an address behind Nazra Hotel, Meskel Flower Road, Addis Ababa.

They publish phone contacts for recruitment purposes.

They are also listed in Ethiopian business directories as a “PLC” (Public Limited Company) registered for manufacturing.

Businesses / Activities

TTK in Ethiopia seems to be engaged in multiple business areas:

Manufacturing of soaps, detergents, beauty / bar soap — TTK PLC is described locally as producing “all grade bar soap, beauty soap and detergents.”

Import and export / trading — The company acts as an importer of various products, and exports certain goods under its trade operations.

Oil / processing facility in Gondar — A relatively new factory (“TTK Oil Factory”) was inaugurated in Gondar, Ethiopia, to process soybeans into semi-refined oil. This facility is intended to produce significant volumes and contribute to exports.

Sister brands / divisions — The company uses a sister company “HomeElement” for some of its brand / trade operations under TTK.

Employment scale — On employee feedback sites, TTK Ethiopia is listed as having between 501 and 1,000 employees.

Reputation / internal feedback — On Glassdoor, the company has mixed reviews with average scores (e.g., 3.3 / 5), with some praise for culture but criticism over compensation.

Key Recent Developments

The Gondar oil factory is a noteworthy development: it was officially launched recently, with an investment of about 373 million Ethiopian birr. This plant is supposed to process soybeans into semi-processed oil and soybean flour (120 tons/day capacity).

The factory is expected to help reduce reliance on imports, increase local agro-processing capacity, support local farmers by sourcing soybeans, and drive export revenue.