| Symbol | Name | Price | Today's Change | Volume | Market Cap | 52 Week Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Kenya Airways Ltd | 5.80 | ▲+0.06(+1.05%) | 551.1K | KES 32.95 B | |
 | Sameer Africa | 19.25 | ▲+0.60(+3.22%) | 46.2K | KES 5.36 B | |
 | TPS Eastern Africa | 16.00 | ▲+0.50(+3.23%) | 491 | KES 2.91 B | |
 | Nation Media Group Plc | 14.85 | ▲+1.65(+12.50%) | 67.1K | KES 2.83 B | |
 | Nairobi Business Ventures | 1.39 | ▲+0.00(+0.00%) | 10.7K | KES 1.88 B | |
 | WPP Scangroup | 2.06 | ▼-0.04(-1.90%) | 17.4K | KES 890.24 M | |
 | Longhorn Publishers | 2.98 | ▼-0.02(-0.67%) | 3.7K | KES 811.87 M | |
 | Uchumi Supermarket | 1.50 | ▲+0.02(+1.35%) | 384.2K | KES 547.44 M | |
 | Standard Group | 6.00 | ▼-0.10(-1.64%) | 4.7K | KES 490.39 M | |
 | Express Kenya | 7.34 | ▼-0.08(-1.08%) | 8.3K | KES 350.19 M | |
 | Eveready East Africa Ltd | 1.06 | ▲+0.02(+1.92%) | 100.9K | KES 222.60 M |
In The News
Kenya Airways has strengthened its position as one of Africa’s strongest aviation brands after securing four major titles at the 2026 World Travel Awards (WTA), including the Africa’s Leading Airline 2026 award.
'I’m looking to bring new aircraft and grow the capacity.' ...
Kenya Airways now has at least four potential investors, with proposals ranging from loans and equity to an offer to contribute aircraft for a stake in the airline.
The national carrier is counting on fresh capital, whether in kind or cash, to expand its fleet, restore its capacity, and grow its network in an effort to turn profitable.
Passengers flying Kenya Airways (KQ) on some of the airline’s longest routes could soon have one less reason to switch off completely once the aircraft takes off. The national carrier plans to start fitting its aircraft with onboard Wi-Fi from the second quarter of 2027, beginning with long-haul planes before moving to smaller aircraft. The […]
Kenya Airways grew H1 revenue 9% despite lower capacity, but rising fuel, maintenance and operating costs pushed its net loss to KSh16.1 billion.
Kenya Airways’ H1 2026 net loss widened 32% to KSh 16.08Bn as fuel and operating costs surged despite revenue rising 9% to KSh 81.25Bn.
Kenya Airways has suffered a deeper financial setback in the first half of 2026, posting a net loss of Ksh 16.08 billion despite recording one of its strongest half-year revenue performances. The national carrier’s loss increased from Ksh 12.15 billion recorded in the same period last year, representing a rise of about 32 per cent. […]
The carrier’s losses in 2025 were primarily caused by a capacity shortage due to the prolonged grounding of at least two of its widebody aircraft and several others. ...
Kenya Airways PLC has reported a 9% increase in revenue to KShs 81 billion for the six months ended 30 June 2026, demonstrating the resilience of passenger demand
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