Imagine investing money for a minority stake in a promising startup or a friend’s business, only to find yourself completely sidelined when the majority shareholders make decisions that harm the company or dilute your investment.
In Kenya, minority shareholders are far from powerless. The Companies Act and other legislation provide a range of protections, and a savvy investor can negotiate additional rights through a shareholders’ agreement and the company’s articles of association before committing capital.
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