One company: the Nairobi Securities Exchange itself, which demutualised and listed its own shares in 2014. Its revenue comes from the transaction levy on every trade, listing fees, market data sales and the clearing and settlement services it owns a stake in, so its results rise and fall with how much the market as a whole trades. That makes the share an unusual mirror of activity on the exchange. Because it is the sector's only member, the sector figures here are the NSE's own daily change and volume, and the company page holds the detail.