All Brands Owned by KAFSB OU

What does KAFSB OU own?
KAFSB OU owns a single consumer brand, FairTale GHANA, which sells raw unrefined Shea butter and cold-pressed Baobab oil. The company has no other brands, subsidiaries, or product lines. Its entire consumer-facing business is conducted under the FairTale GHANA name through its own websites and Amazon storefronts.

Is KAFSB OU publicly traded?
No. KAFSB OU is a privately held Estonian private limited company. There is no stock ticker, no exchange listing, and no public market for its shares. Kai-Liis Lepik owns 100% of the share capital of 2,500 euros and is the sole management board member and sole beneficial owner.

Who founded KAFSB OU?
Kai-Liis Lepik founded KAFSB OU in 2017. She is an Estonian entrepreneur who started the business after traveling to Ghana and connecting with the Estonian NGO Mondo, which had been supporting a Shea butter cooperative in the village of Kongo in Northern Ghana. She has run the company as sole owner and director since its registration on November 20, 2017.

Where is KAFSB OU headquartered?
KAFSB OU is headquartered in Tallinn, Harju County, Estonia. Its registered office is at Olevi tn 28 in the Nomme district, under postal code 10920. Tallinn is the administrative and legal base for the company, while all production takes place in Northern Ghana.

How many brands does KAFSB OU own?
KAFSB OU owns one brand, FairTale GHANA. The company has not acquired other brands, launched secondary product lines, or created sub-brands. Its strategy is concentration on a single brand and a single supplier relationship rather than portfolio diversification.

Who owns KAFSB OU?
Kai-Liis Lepik owns KAFSB OU entirely. She holds 100% of the shares, serves as the sole member of the management board, and is listed as the sole beneficial owner with direct ownership in the Estonian e-Business Register. There are no other shareholders, institutional investors, or holding companies involved.

What is KAFSB OU's revenue or financial scale?
KAFSB OU does not publicly disclose revenue figures. As a private Estonian company, it files annual reports with the e-Business Register, but these are not detailed public disclosures of the kind produced by listed companies. The share capital is 2,500 euros, and LinkedIn lists approximately one employee as of September 2026, indicating a micro-enterprise scale.