Kenya: Stanchart Sh5 Billion Bonus Shares Begin Trading on the NSE

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Kenya: Stanchart Sh5 Billion Bonus Shares Begin Trading on the NSE

[Nation] Standard Chartered Bank of Kenya Tuesday issued an additional 34.3 million ordinary shares worth Sh5.3 billion on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), satisfying its bonus stock programme.

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