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    Portland and Uchumi Extend Strong Runs as KCB Drives Friday Trade

    Harry
    By Harry Njuguna
    - November 28, 2025
    - November 28, 2025
    Markets
    Portland and Uchumi Extend Strong Runs as KCB Drives Friday Trade

    Friday Midday NSE Market Update 1400H EAT — Nov 28, 2025

    East African Portland Cement continues its strong run and trades at KSh 78.00, up 9.86%. The counter is now 155% YTD as heavy flows persist following this week’s resumption and stake-transfer developments.

    Uchumi moves higher to KSh 1.04, hitting a day high of KSh 1.12. The stock crosses 500% YTD, extending its lead as the best performer on the NSE this year.

    Turnover stands at KSh 570M. KCB leads with KSh 241.6M, followed by Safaricom at KSh 172.5M. Absa records KSh 51M, Co-operative Bank KSh 37M and Stanchart KSh 25M.

    Foreign buys total KSh 32M, all driven by KCB’s KSh 32M. Nation Media posts KSh 159K and Safaricom KSh 17K.
    Foreign sells reach KSh 107M, led by KCB at KSh 81.6M. Stanchart reports KSh 15M, Kenya Re KSh 6.5M and Absa KSh 4.3M.

    The NASI is up 0.46%.

    Top gainers include BK Group (+10%), TotalEnergies (+9.97%), Portland (+9.86%), Sasini (+8.84%), BOC Kenya (+6.83%) and Jubilee (+6.21%).
    Losers are led by Centum (–8.75%), Standard Group (–8.23%), Sanlam (–5.44%), Kenya Airways (–5.41%), Carbacid (–4.18%) and ScanGroup (–2.09%).

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