TelPosta Pension Scheme to offload properties to meet legal asset limits
NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 11 - The TelPosta Pension Scheme (TPS) has announced plans to dispose of several real estate assets across the country after breaching Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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The TelPosta Pension Scheme (TPS) plans to sell numerous real estate assets across Kenya to comply with legal investment limits, as its property holdings are currently at 82 percent, significantly exceeding the 30 percent cap.
- The Scheme’s real estate portfolio stands at 82 percent, nearly triple the permissible 30 percent legal threshold.
- The disposal is overseen by the TelPosta Pension Scheme (TPS).
- The properties are located in various regions including Isiolo, Nairobi, Naivasha, and Nanyuki, under Tender Reference TPS/DISP/001/2025.
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