Questions abound as stocks of Mumias Sugar, ARM Cement and Deacons East Africa enter an eighth year under suspension at the Nairobi bourse.
By
Charles Mwaniki
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
As the stocks of Mumias Sugar, ARM Cement and Deacons East Africa enter an eighth year under suspension at the Nairobi bourse, investors are demanding answers from the capital markets regulator over the delays in resolving the companies’ receiverships.
From 2024 to date (2026), no single transaction has been concluded on the securities lending and borrowing platform.
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