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Trific CEO Brenda Mbathi unveils investment plan after Two Rivers SEZ licence

Trific chief executive Brenda Mbathi. 

Photo credit: Joseph Barasa | Nation Media Group

By  Charles Mwaniki

Business Reporter

Nation Media Group

In June 2023, listed investment firm Centum received a special economic zone (SEZ) licence covering 64 of the 106 acres of its Two Rivers development in Nairobi.

A year down the road, the firm has announced a Sh6.1 billion funding package for the SEZ, which is known as the Two Rivers International Finance and Innovation Centre (Trific), from Africa-focused fund manager Vantage Capital.

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