NSE Launches Single-Share Trading to Attract More Retail Investors
[Business Today - Kenya] - 8/08/2025
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has introduced single-unit share trading, marking a major shift in how Kenyans can invest in the stock market. This means investors can now buy or sell just one share of any listed company, instead of the previous rule that required a minimum of 100 shares (…)
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