Quickmart IPO leaves foreign investors firmly in control despite Adenia Partners selling half its stake

Quickmart IPO leaves foreign investors firmly in control despite Adenia Partners selling half its stake

In brief

Kenya’s supermarket ownership is becoming increasingly international, with foreign investors now holding 52.9% of Quickmart following its initial public offering (IPO). The shift leaves overseas shareholders with a larger combined stake even after private equity firm Adenia Partners sold half of its original holding, while four international institutions secured substantial positions in the retailer.

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