Kenyan tycoon John Kimani-linked Kakuzi teams up with government to boost agribusiness
Kakuzi, partly owned by tycoon John Kimani, partners with Siaya County to boost avocado and macadamia farming, aiming to lift rural incomes.
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Kakuzi, partly owned by tycoon John Kimani, partners with Siaya County to boost avocado and macadamia farming, aiming to lift rural incomes.
Kenyan agribusiness Kakuzi sees weaker profit in H1 2025 despite surging turnover from macadamia and blueberry sales.
As one of the leading investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, Kimani holds a significant 34.54 percent of Kakuzi, or 6,762,133 ordinary shares.
Despite this setback, Kimani retains his position as one of the wealthiest investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Kimani owns 34.54 percent of Kakuzi, or 6,762,133 ordinary shares, in the agricultural cultivation and manufacturing company.
Kimani, known for his diverse investment portfolio, owns a 34.54-percent stake, equivalent to 6,762,133 shares, in Kakuzi.
Despite the decrease in his stake, Kimani remains one of the richest investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Kakuzi Plc is an agricultural cultivation and manufacturing firm.
Kimani holds a substantial interest in Kakuzi, amounting to 34.54 percent, or 6,762,133 shares.
Kimani controls a 34.54-percent stake in Kakuzi.
Rai ranks as one of Kenya’s richest businessmen.
Kimani owns a 32.3-percent stake in Kakuzi.
Kimani controls a 34.54-percent stake in Kakuzi.
Kimani owns 34.54 percent of Kakuzi.