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𝐍𝐒𝐄 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 🟢 Africa Mega Agricorp ● 173.25 (▲23.75%) 🔴 Car and General ● 234.25 (▼37.40%) 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗘𝗧 𝗖𝗔𝗣: KSh 4,168.27Bn (▲61.82Bn) 𝗘𝗾𝘂𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗧𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿: KSh 5.81Bn (▼53.34%) 𝗕𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝗧𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿: KSh 103.54Bn (▼15.70%) 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗶𝗴𝗻𝗲𝗿𝘀: Net Sellers (−KSh 921.84Mn) Week 35 of 2026 ☑️

Satrix MSCI World ETF’s H1 gains more than tripled to KSh 15.71Bn, driven by KSh 15.84Bn in fair-value gains, as closing net assets rose 16.5% from December to KSh 196.70Bn. The fund, which listed on the NSE at KSh 761 a unit in July 2025, switched its underlying investment to Amundi’s lower-cost MSCI World ETF in September while retaining the same benchmark. > Figures translated at R1 = KSh 8.08.

Satrix MSCI World Feeder ETF results for the six months ended 30 June 2026: ▸ Net assets increased 230.1% to KSh 15.71Bn, driven by KSh 15.84Bn in fair-value gains, including KSh 15.29Bn unrealised gains. ▸ Closing net assets rose 16.5% to KSh 196.70Bn from Dec 2025, while investments reached KSh 196.75Bn. ▸ Cash used in operations widened 128.1% to KSh 120.23Mn. > Figures translated from South African rand at R1 = KSh 8.08.

KCB Group closed Friday at *KSh 300.46Billion* , holding above the KSh 300Bn mark first reached on August 21. Its valuation has risen nearly sixfold from about KSh 51Bn in November 2023. KCB now joins Safaricom at KSh 1.52Tn and Equity Group at about KSh 351Bn as the only NSE-listed companies valued above KSh300Bn.

Shri Krishana Overseas closed at KSh20.00 for the first time since its 24 July 2025 NSE listing. Lifting its market cap above KSh 1Billion. 🟢 1 Week ➠ +30.48% 🟢 1 Month ➠ +95.59% 🟢 3 Months ➠ +94.79% 🟢 YTD ➠ +133.46% 🟢 1 Year ➠ +207.26% 🟢 Since Listing ➠ +222.88%

Safaricom closed Friday at KSh 37.85, valuing the telco at about KSh 1.52Trillion, 36.3% of the NSE’s total market cap. It touched KSh 38.00 intraday, its highest price since February 2022 🟢 Last 3 Months ➠ +19.84% 🟢 YTD ➠ +29.98% 🟢 1 Year ➠ +31.14% 🟢 Since IPO ➠ +657.00%

Bamburi Cement’s H1 profit rose 59% to KSh 1.37Bn, its highest first-half profit since 2017, as turnover climbed 20% to KSh 13.72Bn and operating profit hit KSh 2.05Bn. Operating cash flow swung to KSh 2.25Bn from a KSh 290Mn outflow. The rebound follows Amsons’ takeover and a KSh 3.08Bn profit in 2025. Amsons held 99.98% by June 2025 as Bamburi moved towards delisting, while a KSh 32Bn clinker plant is planned.

KETRACO has energized the 72km, 132kV Nanyuki-Isiolo transmission line, about 14 years after the project began in 2012. The line immediately raised voltage at Nanyuki Substation to 130kV from 123kV and strengthens supply across Upper Eastern Kenya. The project includes a new Isiolo substation and 4.2km underground section near Laikipia Air Base, while supporting LAPSSET and future renewable-energy evacuation.

CBK has opened a KSh10Bn switch auction, moving holders of FXD1/2013/015 into FXD4/2019/010. ➠ Source: FXD1/2013/015, coupon: 11.25%, maturity: 7 Feb 2028 ➠ Destination: FXD4/2019/010, coupon: 12.28%, maturity: 12 Nov 2029 Auction: 7 Sept 2026 Settlement: 9 Sept 2026

CBK has opened a KSh60Bn September Treasury bond auction through two reopened fixed-coupon bonds for budgetary support. ➠ FXD3/2019/015, coupon: 12.34%, maturity: 10 Jul 2034, 7.9 years rem ➠ SDB1/2011/030, coupon: 12.00%, maturity: 21 Jan 2041, 14.4 years rem Bid deadline: 2 Sept 2026 at 10.00 a.m. Auction date: 2 Sept 2026 Settlement: 7 Sept 2026