- CIC Group sells land in Kajiado and Tatu City for Sh1.8bn
- Electric mobility startup Spiro secures $7m debt facility for fleet expansion.
- CMA issues six licences to financial intermediaries
- KenGen shares fall 5% as net profit drops 20% to Sh4.2bn
- Sasini share price is up 10% in early trading after Sh117m profit
- Carbacid share price up 5.4% after FY25 results
Kenya Power pre-tax profit rises 5.5% to Sh14.8bn
Kenya Power has reported a 5.5 per cent rise in pre-tax earnings to Sh14.8 billion for the half-year period ended December 31, 2025 and declared an interim dividend of Sh0.30 per share.

Sri Lankan firm to acquire 75% stake in Twiga Stationers
The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) has cleared Atlas Axillia, a subsidiary of Sri Lanka’s Hemas Holdings, to acquire a 75% stake in Twiga Stationers (the maker of Kasuku and Crownbird books).

Gulf Energy seeks parliamentary nod for $6bn Turkana Oil Project
Gulf Energy has committed to invest $6 billion in the South Lokichar oil project and is pushing for parliamentary approval to begin crude production by December 2026.
Kengen half year profit drops 20% to Sh4.2B
Kengen has reported a 20 per cent drop in net profit to Sh4.2 billion for the half year period to December 31, 2025 due to lower finance income and higher income tax expense.
Kenya business expectations recover; KCB shares down 5%
Stanbic Bank Kenya PMI showed a near recovery to business conditions; KCB shares down 5% after closing books for interim and special dividends
Profits surge at Crown Paints; Home Afrika turnaround continues - as it happened
Crown paints half year profits surge; Limuru Tea widen half year losses.
Kenya Power pre-tax profit rises 5.5% to Sh14.8bn
Kenya Power has reported a 5.5 per cent rise in pre-tax earnings to Sh14.8 billion for the half-year period ended December 31, 2025 and declared an interim dividend of Sh0.30 per share.
Sri Lankan firm to acquire 75% stake in Twiga Stationers
The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) has cleared Atlas Axillia, a subsidiary of Sri Lanka’s Hemas Holdings, to acquire a 75% stake in Twiga Stationers (the maker of Kasuku and Crownbird books).




