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Kenya Capital Markets in Week 22 of 52 (2026): Stocks Top gainer: BK Group PLC $BKG (Banking Sector), +14.13% to KES 52.50. Top loser: Longhorn Publishers $LKL Plc (Commercial Sector), -10.74% to KES 2.66 Indices —NASI: -0.25% to 205.69 points —NSE 10: -0.38% to 2,154.68 points —NSE 20: +0.71% to 3,
Express Kenya (NSE: XPRS, -11.5% YTD) has announced a proposed rights issue following a resolution by the directors of the company.The rights issue seeks to offer 50,000,000 new ordinary shares of par value of KES 5.00 per share.The rights issue targets to raise KES 250M and is subject to shareholde
Month-on-Month performance of equities listed at the NSE in May 2026:Top 3 Gainers1. B.O.C Kenya: +15.4% to 174.252. Kapchorua Tea: -12.7% to 272.503. Shri Krishana Overseas +10.7% to 9.70Top 3 Losers:1. Uchumi Supermarket: -18.6% to 1.532. Kenya Airways Ltd: -11.1% to 5.783. Home Afrika: -10.6% to
Key events that happened across NSE-listed companies in Week 22 of 52 (25 - 29 May 2026):1. HF Group PLC rebranded to HFCB Group PLC.2. KMRC listed its KES 3.0B Sustainability Bond on the NSE.3. WPP ScanGroup (NSE: SCAN, -13.7% YTD) announced departure of its Chief Operations Officer.4. I&M Bank (NS
NSE Performance, YTD (May 2026):Top 3 gainers:1. Kenya Airways Ltd: +63.7% to 5.782. Eaagads Ltd: +61.9% to 33.203. Car and General PLC: +55.4% to 79.25Top 3 losers:1. Eveready EA Ltd: -18.6% to 1.072. Olympia Capital Holdings: -11.1% to 6.923. WPP ScanGroup: -10.6% to 2.20
Express Kenya Limited (NSE: XPRS, -11.5% YTD) plans to undertake a rights issue exercise that could see the company offer up to 50 million new ordinary shares to existing shareholders, subject to approval from shareholders and regulators. https://tradingroom.co.ke/express-kenya-to-offer-50-million-n
I&M Bank on Kenya's FX Market:"The USD/KES rate stabilised within a narrow trading band. This stability has been reinforced by improved market transparency and better alignment between FX supply (diaspora remittances, multilateral inflows) and demand (imports, debt service)."
Some data on Ethiopia according to the World Bank via the BBC:1. Ethiopia has a population of 135.9 million, the second most-populous nation - after Nigeria - and one Africa's fast-growing economies.2. Ethiopia's debt stood at $36.5bn (£27.1bn) in 2024.3. GDP per capita is projected to reach $1,133
Spiro, an electric two-wheel company, has acquired Coexlion, an expert motorcycle engineering and design firm.The move is aimed at strengthening its product development, engineering, and localization capabilities as it expands across the continent.
Key events of financial and macroeconomic significance across Kenya's capital markets, 2 June 2026 - 12 June 2026 (Week 23 and Week 24):