Kenya boasts the third-largest economy in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The country’s economy is projected to grow by 5.5% in 2024 and above 6.0% over the medium term.
The government’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda reinforces this growth, aiming for an economic turnaround and inclusive development.

Four international airports.
Extensive road and railway networks.
Modern deep-sea ports at Mombasa and Lamu, capable of handling liquid bulk and containerised cargo.
An expanding, liberalized energy sector.
Advanced digital telecommunications.

Investing in Kenya offers a strategic opportunity and Kenya’s plan to produce 100,000 tonnes of nitrogen fertilisers substituting 20% of it’s fertiliser imports and 5,000 tonnes of methanol per annum is aiming for 100% import substitution locally. You too could tap into Africa’s green hydrogen potential, leverage its stable economy, and benefit from a skilled workforce.

Kenya’s commitment to sustainable development and its role in the AGHA position it as an attractive destination for forward-thinking investors.