Most Valuable Companies in Kenya by Market Capitalization
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As of November 8, 2025, the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) market capitalization has risen back above KSh 3 trillion for the first time since April 13, 2018.
The market is now about KSh 58 billion below the all-time record of KSh 3.098 trillion. KSh 1.1 trillion in investor wealth has been added so far in 2025.
The most valuable company in Kenya by market capitalization in Kenya is Safaricom, standing at KSh 1.1 trillion. The telecommunications giant remains dominant due to its extensive mobile network, M-Pesa mobile money platform, and consistent revenue growth.
Safaricom continues to attract both local and international investors, making it the benchmark for market capitalization in Kenya.
In the banking sector, Equity Bank comes next at KSh 224.5 billion, followed by KCB Bank at KSh 188.79 billion. Both banks benefit from large branch networks, digital banking innovations, and diversified products serving retail and corporate clients.
East African Breweries Limited (EABL) ranks fourth, with a market value of KSh 176.25 billion, driven by strong brand recognition and steady demand for its beverages.
NCBA Bank has a market capitalization of KSh 140.86 billion, while ABSA Kenya is valued at KSh 123.84 billion. Co-op Bank, at KSh 121.45 billion, and StanChart Kenya, at KSh 114.77 billion, continue to maintain significant market positions through corporate and retail banking services.
Stanbic Kenya, with a market cap of KSh 78.25 billion, leverages trade finance, corporate banking, and investment solutions to attract investors.
I&M Bank, valued at KSh 72.35 billion, has steadily expanded its presence through targeted corporate and retail banking strategies.
In the energy sector, Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) holds a market value of KSh 65.95 billion, highlighting the essential role of power generation in Kenya’s economic development.
BAT Kenya, with a market capitalization of KSh 44.58 billion, rounds out the list of the country’s most valuable companies, benefiting from consistent demand for tobacco products and regional distribution.
Jefferson Wachira is a writer at Africa Digest News, specializing in banking and finance trends, and their impact on African economies.
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