Nyoro gets Sh32m after Kenya Power 50pc dividend increase

Author: George NgigiPublished on: September 21, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Nyoro gets Sh32m after Kenya Power 50pc dividend increase

Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro will receive Sh32.3 million from Kenya Power after the electricity distributor increased its dividend payout by 50 percent for the year ending June 2026. Nyoro is the top individual investor in Kenya Power, holding a 1.1 percent stake with 21.5 million shares.

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