M-KOPA Kenya has released its first Kenya-specific Impact Report, revealing that the fintech company has unlocked over KES 207 billion in credit since 2010, significantly improving digital and financial inclusion for 4.8 million Kenyans.

• M-KOPA has supported 4.5 million smartphone users, including 2.1 million first-time smartphone owners, with 67 percent using devices for income generation.
• The company contributed KES 3.79 billion in taxes in 2024 and spent KES 20.3 billion on local procurement.
• M-KOPA directly employs 1,320 staff and supports 14,000 sales agents, with a smartphone assembly facility in Nairobi producing 2 million devices.
• The report also highlights growth in e-mobility, with M-KOPA financing over 5,000 electric motorbikes for Boda Boda riders.

The Infinix AI Ring has officially launched in Kenya, offering a budget-friendly option for health tracking at KES 8,999, directly competing with higher-priced smart rings.

• The Infinix AI Ring is priced at KES 8,999, mirroring the price of the Infinix AI Buds.
• Developed by Infinix, the ring offers all-day health tracking including sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen, and stress monitoring.
• It features a 5 ATM Daily Waterproof rating, a battery life of up to 7 days per charge, and is crafted from premium stainless steel.