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KenGen new shares start trading at Sh6.70

By Patrick Alushula | 9yrs ago

 

Kenya Electricity Generating Company’s (KenGen) new shares opened trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange at Sh6.70, slightly higher than the rights issue price.

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