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The NSE said the suspension was intended to provide an orderly window for the block transaction while ensuring that the trade and its settlement comply with the applicable market rules and regulatory requirements
The meeting brought together senior government officials, private sector leaders, development partners, and international financiers to coordinate preparations for the continental forum, which is expected to attract investors, policymakers, regulators, and development finance institutions from across Africa and beyond.
According to the exchange, Kittony’s term as board chairman is expected to run until July 2026. His role as a director on the board will continue even longer, lasting until June 2027.
The Initial Public Offering raised Sh106 billion, funds that the government says will be directed to the newly established National Infrastructure Fund. The administration believes the move will help finance major projects without relying heavily on loans or additional taxes.
The fund aims to mobilize Sh5 trillion to shift Kenya’s infrastructure financing from a debt-driven model to a sustainable, investment-led approach.
CBK has outlined the bidding terms for interested investors. Non-competitive bids can be submitted from a minimum of Sh50,000 up to Sh50 million. Competitive bids, on the other hand, require a minimum of Sh2 million per Central Depository and Settlement account for each tenor.
The bonds qualify for statutory liquidity ratio requirements and will be listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, with bids closing on February 11, 2026.
Kenya Pipeline Company will list on the Nairobi Securities Exchange at Sh9 per share, targeting Sh106.3 billion for the FY2025/26 budget from a 65 percent government stake sale.
In a statement released on November 27, 2025, the Exchange confirmed that trading in the shares of East African Portland Cement PLC was reinstated following a review of the matter that led to the temporary trading halt.
The bank announced a 56 percent rise in net profit to Sh3.5 billion for the nine months to September, driven by higher earnings from government securities. Management says the listing journey is already underway with regulators engaged.
National Treasury is proposing to sell a 65 per cent stake in the state-owned petroleum infrastructure giant
He said the country’s economy has shown strong signs of recovery and resilience, ranking sixth largest in Africa