Job Losses Loom as German Industrial Giant Exits Kenyan Market After 29 Years

The announcement comes at a time when the Registrar of Companies has also closed down over 50 companies, leading to massive job losses...

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Wurth Kenya Limited, a multinational supplier of fastening and assembly materials, is set to cease operations in Kenya after nearly three decades, potentially leading to hundreds of job losses.

Up to 500 jobs are at risk as the company winds down its operations.
The decision by Wurth Kenya Limited is part of a global strategic restructuring within the Wuerth Group.
Operations will continue normally until the end of May to manage pending obligations and ensure a smooth transition for customers and partners.

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