How non-existent firm is set for Sh10bn Kenya pay

Author: Joseph WanguiPublished on: April 27, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

How non-existent firm is set for Sh10bn Kenya pay

The Supreme Court of Kenya ordered the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (Ketraco) to pay Sh10 billion to Spanish firm Instalaciones Inabensa for breach of contract. However, Inabensa has been declared dissolved and transferred its rights to another Spanish firm, C.A. Infraestructuras T & I SLU, which is also seeking payment. The Attorney-General warned that Kenya could end up paying up to Sh30 billion to three firms due to this complex situation.

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