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Centum Investment looks cheap mainly because the market price sits far below what its assets could be worth if they’re turned into cash. The story hinges on a few near-term property and industrial-park milestones that could reveal clearer prices and cut costly funding, but only if the projects deliver as planned.Read more

WTK still looks like an asset-backed turnaround rather than a pure earnings momentum play. FY2025 was a difficult year, with revenue of KES 4.1 billion and a loss of KES 166.4 million, but tea volumes improved and management still paid a KES 10 final dividend.Read more

If you're investing in the Nairobi Securities Exchange and don't own Safaricom, you need to seriously rethink your portfolio. This isn't hype — it's the closest thing we have to a blue-chip monopoly on the NSE, and the numbers back it up.Read more

Ticker: BRIT Recent Price Range: ~KES 8.5 – 9.6 (52-week range ~KES 5.92 – 10.10). Market Capitalization: ~KES 22–24 Billion.Read more

Safaricom is a leading player in the Kenyan telecommunications market and has established a strong presence in several East African countries. Its flagship mobile money platform, M-Pesa, has transformed financial services in the region, becoming an essential driver of financial inclusion.Read more

Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited, commonly known as Kenya Re, is a leading reinsurer in Kenya, with operations extending across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Founded in 1970, Kenya Re is the oldest reinsurer in Eastern and Central Africa.Read more

Since March 2024, KenGen’s stock has surged by 130% moving from a low of KES 2 to a high of KES 4.60. Despite this impressive rally, we anticipate a price correction that has already began as earlier investors begin to take profits since the stock currently appears overextended.Read more

British American Tobacco Kenya Plc (BAT Kenya), listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) under the ticker symbol BAT, is a prominent entity in Kenya's consumer goods industry, focusing on the manufacture and sale of both tobacco products and tobacco-free oral nicotine pouches. Since its establishment in 1907 and listing on the NSE in 1969, BAT Kenya has built a significant presence in the market, contributing substantially to the country's economy by providing direct and indirect employment to over 80,000 Kenyans and generating considerable tax revenue.Read more

Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC, commonly known as KenGen, is Kenya's leading electric power generation company and plays a significant role in the East African energy landscape. KenGen primarily focuses on electricity generation, providing around 60-75% of the nation's power.Read more