In 2025, the NSE followed that with another exceptional year, ranking second on the continent behind only Egypt, with a 52.2 percent US-dollar return.
Three numbers tell you everything about where Kenya's capital market stands today.
One is 204.3—the amount of money, in billions of shillings, that changed hands on our Block Trade Platform this year as Vodacom increased its stake in Safaricom to 55 percent.
The second is one—the number of shares you need today to become a shareholder in any listed company on this exchange.
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