Kenya Power raises Siror’s pay 90pc to Sh46m on turnaround

Author: Charles MwanikiPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Kenya Power raises Siror’s pay 90pc to Sh46m on turnaround

Kenya Power's CEO Joseph Siror's annual pay nearly doubled to Sh46.02 million for the year ending June 2026, as the company rewarded him for a third consecutive year of profits and higher dividends. His pay increase included a higher base salary, expense allowances, and a gratuity that was previously absent. In comparison, he earned Sh24.14 million for the year ending June 2025 and Sh23.26 million in 2024.

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