The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has resumed trading in East African Portland Cement PLC (EAPC) shares following a temporary suspension.
In a statement released on November 27, 2025, the Exchange confirmed that trading in the shares of East African Portland Cement PLC was reinstated following a review of the matter that led to the temporary trading halt.
The NSE emphasised that the circumstances surrounding the precautionary trading halt have now been satisfactorily addressed, and trading resumed in the ordinary course, signalling a return to normal market operations.
Investors and market participants can now trade EAPC shares with confidence, as the Exchange continues to uphold market integrity and transparency.
The temporary halt, which was put in place as a precautionary measure, allowed the NSE to review relevant matters and ensure that all concerns were resolved.
While the Exchange did not specify the details of the initial suspension, it assured investors that the review process was thorough and concluded satisfactorily.
“This update reflects our commitment to maintaining a transparent and orderly market for all investors and issuers,” said the NSE.
The reinstatement ensures that both local and international investors can continue engaging in trading activities, leveraging opportunities presented by one of Kenya’s leading industrial companies.
The NSE, which operates as Kenya’s principal securities exchange, provides a world-class trading facility for investors seeking exposure to the country’s and Africa’s economic growth.
According to the Exchange, “NSE plays a vital role in the growth of Kenya's economy through mobilisation of domestic resources and international capital,” reaffirming its importance in the regional financial ecosystem.
As a member of multiple international and regional securities bodies, including the African Securities Exchanges Association and the East African Securities Exchanges Association, the NSE continues to uphold global standards in market operations.
It is also a full member of the World Federation of Exchanges and the Association of Futures Markets and a partner in the United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchanges Initiative (SSE).
The NSE operates under the regulatory oversight of the Capital Markets Authority of Kenya, ensuring that all trading activities adhere to established legal and ethical frameworks. Investors can rely on the Exchange for secure, transparent, and efficient trading.
The reinstatement of EAPC shares also reflects the Exchange’s proactive approach to managing market risks.
By temporarily halting trading, the NSE allowed for a careful review, which ultimately reinforced investor confidence.
“Trading resumed in the ordinary course,” the Exchange said, demonstrating its commitment to protecting market participants while maintaining the smooth functioning of the securities market.
The NSE encourages investors to stay informed and engage actively with the market.
“Trading in the shares of East African Portland Cement PLC was reinstated following a review of the matter,” the statement reiterated, highlighting the Exchange’s dedication to transparency and timely communication.
For more information, the NSE directs stakeholders to its communications team, led by Boniface Mbogo, Manager of Branding, Marketing, and Communications.
The Exchange remains committed to providing updates on trading status and ensuring that market operations remain orderly and investor-friendly.
As trading resumes, EAPC shareholders can now participate in the market with confidence, knowing that the Exchange has addressed the circumstances that led to the precautionary halt.
The NSE continues to serve as a cornerstone of Kenya’s financial markets, facilitating capital mobilisation, investor engagement, and economic growth across the country and the region.
