Safaricom PLC
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Safaricom runs Kenya's biggest mobile network and M-PESA. You can buy its shares on the Nairobi bourse.
- Founded
- 2000. It marked 25 years of service in 2025.
- Owned by
- Vodafone Kenya 55%, the Kenyan government 20%, the public 25%.Jun 2026
- Size
- 71.56 million active customers in Kenya and Ethiopia.Mar 2026
- Latest results
- Revenue KES 427.6 billion, profit KES 95.6 billion.Mar 2026
- What it pays out
- KES 2.00 a share, up from KES 1.20 the year before.Mar 2026
- Shares
- Main market of the NSE, as SCOM
- Where to find them
- 333,011 M-PESA agents and 5,648 staff in Kenya.Mar 2026
Shares in a listed company
You own a piece of this company. It works in telecoms and technology. Its shares trade on the Nairobi Securities Exchange as SCOM.
- Listed on
- The Nairobi Securities Exchange, as SCOM
- Sector
- Telecoms And Technology
- ISIN
- KE1000001402
What to watch out for
- The exchange lists this security. That is not a view on whether it is worth buying.
- You need a CDS account and a stockbroker licensed by the Capital Markets Authority.
- The price moves every day and can fall below what you paid.
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