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Centum eyes Sh5b bond to drive growth

The downward trend in interest rates is bound to be a major reprieve for Centum as the quoted investment firm considers the possibility of issuing a Sh5 billion bond to finance major private equity acquisitions in East Africa.

Higher interest rates has seen the Government defer an ambitious $200 million (Sh17 billion) bond plan meant to upgrade the Nairobi Commuter Rail System. Barclays Bank also suspended plans to raise the final Sh2 billion of a medium-term note partly because of unfavourable market conditions.

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