Olympia Capital shares jump 198% after Ndindi Nyoro deal

Author: George NgigiPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Olympia Capital shares jump 198% after Ndindi Nyoro deal

Olympia Capital Holdings shares closed at Sh21.55 on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, up from an opening price of Sh7.22—a 198.4% gain in one day. The surge came as the investment firm reported a further drop in profits and the purchase of a 9.7% stake by Ndindi Nyoro, the MP for Kiharu.

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