Institutions are urging African governments to use the crisis as an opportunity to accelerate structural transformation, reduce dependency on external supply chains, and strengthen regional integration.
Tracks performance, strategy, and major moves across Kenya’s corporate landscape. Reports on financial results, leadership changes, and strategic developments within local and multinational firms.
Institutions are urging African governments to use the crisis as an opportunity to accelerate structural transformation, reduce dependency on external supply chains, and strengthen regional integration.
The drop came as underwriting performance deteriorated significantly, with the insurance service result shifting from a profit of KSh 344 million in 2024 to a loss of KSh 176 million in 2025.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro purchased approximately 10.4 million shares valued at about KSh 49 million, while Thika Town MP Alice Ng’ang’a acquired 2.3 million shares worth around KSh 11 million, according to February 2026 regulatory filings.
Financial statements show the fund generated close to Sh1 billion in investment income from a pool of about Sh14.7 billion in investor funds, reflecting rising demand for low-risk and highly liquid investment products.
The sharp rise in profitability was driven by strong growth across its flagship Mansa X funds and the newly launched Ziidi Money Market Fund, as the firm capitalised on increased investor appetite and active portfolio positioning in a tighter liquidity environment.
Nairobi, Kenya — KCB Bank Kenya has secured approval for a $96.9 million (KSh 12.5 billion) financing facility from the Green Climate Fund, marking a major step toward accelerating climate-smart
The week-long mission has brought together more than 50 investors from Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, positioning the DRC not just as a hub for raw mineral extraction, but as a growing industrial and value-addition destination.
The dividend increase reflects Old Mutual's improved operational performance, particularly in asset management and short-term insurance, as well as disciplined capital management.
The KSh 31 per share payout, though lower than last year’s KSh 45, remains the second highest in the bank’s history, extending a dividend track record spanning decades.
The new outlets provide access to Airtel's mobile, internet, and financial services, including SIM registration, line replacement, Airtel Money assistance, and network issue resolution.