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December 12, 2025
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Tanzanian firm Amsons eyes Kenya's renewable energy sector

Tanzanian firm Amsons eyes Kenya's renewable energy sector

Amsons Group has said it plans to venture into Kenya’s energy sector as it seeks to deepen its foray in the country following the acquisition of Bamburi Cement and a controlling stake in EAPC. ..

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Tanzanian conglomerate Amsons Group announced its intention to enter Kenya's renewable energy sector. This move follows their recent acquisitions of Bamburi Cement and a controlling stake in East African Portland Cement, signaling an expanded investment strategy in the country.

  • Amsons Group is deepening its presence in Kenya by expanding beyond cement manufacturing into the energy sector.
  • The firm's Managing Director Edha Nahdi is leading this expansion.
  • This strategic pivot signifies Amsons Group's growing portfolio and influence within the East African market.

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