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New Telkom Kenya owner Helios eyes real estate

From left: Telkom Kenya chief technical and information officer John Barorot, chief executive officer Aldo Mareuse and head of mobile business division Amer Atwi during a media briefing in Nairobi on June 14, 2016. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU

Helios Investment Partners, the new majority shareholder of Telkom Kenya, has set up a real estate division to tap into the telecom company’s Sh13 billion prime property holdings, the new chief executive said Tuesday.

Aldo Mareuse said Telkom Kenya will appoint a head for its newly-created real estate unit, signalling the company’s focus on the division as a major revenue earner.

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