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About us
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) is a leading African Exchange, based in Kenya – one of the fastest-growing economies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Founded in 1954, NSE has a six decade heritage in listing equity and debt securities. It offers a world class trading facility for local and international investors looking to gain exposure to Kenya and Africa’s economic growth. NSE demutualized and self-listed in 2014. Its Board and management team are comprised of some of Africa’s leading capital markets professionals, who are focused on innovation, diversification and operational excellence in the Exchange. NSE is playing a vital role in the growth of Kenya’s economy by encouraging savings and investment, as well as helping local and international companies access cost-effective capital. NSE operates under the jurisdiction of the Capital Markets Authority of Kenya. It is a full member of the World Federation of Exchange, a founder member of the African Securities Exchanges Association (ASEA) and the East African Securities Exchanges Association (EASEA). The NSE is a member of the Association of Futures Market and is a partner exchange in the United Nations-led SSE initiative. Our Mission Linking capital to opportunity to enhance stakeholder value. Our Vision To be the leading Exchange and the investment partner of choice through providing effecient investments and capital raising services in Africa and globally. Our Core Values: Integrity Excellence Teamwork Sustainability Accountability
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https://www.nse.co.ke/
External link for Nairobi Securities Exchange PLC
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Nairobi
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 1954
- Specialties
- Capital Markets
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P O Box 43633
Nairobi , 00100, KE
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Updates
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As we conclude this week's trading session, here are today's top gainers; @UNGALimited TransCentury PLC @UchumiKenya @EAPC_PLC @serenahotels
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The NSE 20 Share Index rose by 22.00 points to close at 1927.51. This week, the Bourse saw 9.9 Million shares valued at Kes. 2 Billion traded. For information, visit our website on https://lnkd.in/dnM3RPEB
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Yesterday, the Nairobi Securities Exchange PLC hosted players within the Renewable Energy Sector for a breakfast roundtable at the Exchange. The breakfast roundtable themed, 'Leveraging the capital markets for growth capital' brought together different industry associations and players within the renewable energy space including Africa Minigrid Developers Association (AMDA), Electric Mobility Association of Kenya (EMAK), Association For Women in Energy and Extractives in Kenya (AWEIK), Women in Renewable Energy (WiRE) The engaging discussions centered around enhancing access to affordable and patient green financing, capital markets regulations, access to technical assistance for issuers and ESG Compliance. A big thank you to Sarah Makena from FSD Kenya and Ms Cynthia Mbaru from Dyer & Blair Investment Bank for their insightful contributions in the panel session. We look forward to more engagements in the future with the renewable energy sector players to support the growth of this critical industry in our African economies. Bernard Osawa Muthoni Koinange
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This week we hosted the Association of Family Business Enterprises for an insightful breakfast session at the NSE trading floor. The breakfast roundtable themed, 'Enhancing access to capital markets for Family-Owned Businesses' highlighted the role of the Exchange in addressing topical issues among FOBs such us access to financing, liquidity, exit, succession planning, business valuation and further emphasized the critical role of transparency, integrity, and good governance in attracting potential investors. We would like to appreciate the Association of Family Owned Business Enterprises and its members who made this session a success. A big thank you to Luke Ombara, from the Capital Markets Authority- Kenya, and Francis Mwangi, CFA, FCCA Mwangi, Executive Director at Kestrel Capital for sharing their insights with our attendees. We look forward to more collaborations in the future and and bell ringing's at the Exchange for family enterprises. Joe Okelo, Gift Kori, Patricia Okelo Stacey Nduta, Kiprono Kittony, EBS, Karumba Kinyua Teddy Warria (We, Us, Ours) Dr. Uvyu Mbole Bryan Nthiga
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The NSE 20 Share Index was up 2.84 points to close the day at 1910.49. The NSE 25 Share Index and the NSE 10 Share Index went down by 5.33 points and 3.62 points to stand at 3178.13 and 1231.73 respectively. Today's turnover rose to Kes. 899.6 Million from Kes. 146 Million transacted in the previous session. For more information, kindly visit our website: https://lnkd.in/dnM3RPEB
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In today's trading session, the NSE 20 Share Index was down 2.79 points to stand at 1907.66 points. The NSE 25 Share Index and the NSE 10 Share Index edged up 1.63 points and 2.17 points to stand at 3183.46 points and 1235.35 points respectively. For more information, kindly visit; https://lnkd.in/dnM3RPEB
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The NSE benchmark indices showed positive gains today. The NSE 20 Share Index rose by 13.97 points to 1,910.44, while the NSE 25 Share Index increased by 10.26 points, reaching 3,181.84. Additionally, the NSE 10 Share Index gained 1.48 points, settling at 1,233.18. For more details on market performance, visit our website. https://lnkd.in/dBGBsizw
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