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    Portland Hits 10-Year High, Uchumi Breaks KSh 1.00 and Becomes NSE’s Top YTD Performer

    Harry
    By Harry Njuguna
    - November 27, 2025
    - November 27, 2025
    Markets
    Portland Hits 10-Year High, Uchumi Breaks KSh 1.00 and Becomes NSE’s Top YTD Performer

    Thursday Midday NSE Market Update 2:30PM EAT — Nov 27, 2025

    East African Portland Cement resumes trading and jumps 10% to KSh 72.50, a new 10-year high, after yesterday’s trading halt. The move follows renewed activity around the KSh 1.6B NSSF stake transaction.

    Uchumi crosses the KSh 1.00 mark for the first time since September 2018. The counter is up 183% in November and 494% YTD, now the strongest performer on the NSE.

    TPS Serena drops 8.4% to KSh 15.20 after the company issued a full-year profit warning this morning.

    Turnover stands at KSh 184.6M. Standard Chartered leads activity at KSh 47M, followed by KCB at KSh 42.7M, Safaricom at KSh 30M and KenGen at KSh 12.6M.

    Foreign buys total KSh 41M, led by KCB at KSh 34.5M. KPLC and KenGen each post KSh 2M.
    Foreign sells stand at KSh 24M, driven by KCB at KSh 22.8M. Umeme records KSh 1.5M and Kenya Re KSh 59K.

    The NASI is down 0.66%.

    Top gainers include Uchumi (+9.68%), Portland (+9.47%), Sasini (+8.33%), Sanlam (+8.23%), Kenya Airways (+7.04%) and Standard Group (+5.96%).
    Losers are led by Carbacid (–8.94%), NSE (–7.41%), Co-operative Bank (–6.64%), Nation Media (–5.77%), CIC (–5.76%) and BK Group (–5%)

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