Kenya’s next industrial revolution will be built on scale

At its core, economies of scale describe the cost advantage that arises when production becomes efficient. As output grows, the cost per unit falls.

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Kenya’s industrial sector is entering a new phase, one defined by consolidation, capital muscle, and the unmistakable logic of economies of scale.

The recent wave of mergers and acquisitions across industries, from cement to banking and logistics, signals a deeper restructuring of how business is done in a highly competitive, cost-sensitive environment.

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