Koko Networks, a leading clean-cooking and bioethanol company, has announced its exit from the Kenyan market, giving those owed money a 14-day deadline to file claims. Joint administrators were appointed on February 1, 2026, to take control of the company's assets.

• Creditors, suppliers, and other parties with claims must submit details within 14 days of the gazette notice.
• The closure follows months of financial strain linked to a dispute over carbon credit approvals, which were crucial for the company's revenue.
• The Kenyan government allegedly declined to issue a letter of authorization for the international sale of carbon credits, cutting off a major income stream for Koko Networks.