KenGen is the quiet engine behind Kenya's lights. It generates most of the country's electricity, mostly from water, steam, and wind, and it is majority-owned by the Kenyan state. Full nameKenya Electricity Generating Company PLC Tickers / exchangeKENGEN.XNAI, Nairobi Securities Exchange HeadquartersNairobi, Kenya SectorElectricity generation EmployeesNot published in the retrieved sources Market valueNot published in the retrieved sources Yearly salesKSh56.098 billion (US$432.7 million), year ended 30 June 2025 Net profitKSh10.481 billion (US$80.8 million), year ended 30 June 2025 Net margin18.7% (our calculation) Return on equity3.7% (our calculation) Price-to-earningsNot published in …
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