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Safaricom share attracts top NSE billionaires

A Safaricom Care centre. Top billionaires have increased their interests in Safaricom in a move that has seen them join the leading individual shareholder list of the mobile phone operator. Photo/FILE

Top billionaires have increased their interests in Safaricom in a move that has seen them join the leading individual shareholder list of the mobile phone operator.

Filings with the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) show that wealthy investors including Chris Kirubi, John Kimani and Baloobhai Patel have been buying more of the Safaricom’s shares in the year to May, when stock hit a five-year high.

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