Kenya Investment Authority (InvestKenya)

Invest Kenya today hosted a delegation from Sumitomo Corporation, led by Mr. Shohei Takenouchi, Head of Africa and Middle East, for a courtesy visit and discussion on Kenya’s investment landscape and strategic investment opportunities.

Sumitomo Corporation is a leading Japanese integrated trading and business investment company with a global footprint spanning diverse sectors, including infrastructure, energy, mobility, mineral resources, chemicals, digital solutions and urban development.

The engagement provided an opportunity to share Kenya’s investment value proposition, explore areas of mutual interest and discuss potential avenues for investment.

Invest Kenya welcomes Sumitomo Corporation’s continued engagement and looks forward to supporting the exploration and development of investment opportunities in Kenya.

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Invest Kenya joined H.E. President William Ruto during the 6th Kenya Private Sector Presidential Roundtable, bringing together Government and private sector leaders to deliberate on key issues affecting Kenya’s business and investment environment.

Discussions covered taxation, energy, finance and banking, trade facilitation and market access, ICT, health and education, and the regulatory framework.

The engagement provided a platform for Government and the private sector to identify practical policy interventions, address business constraints and strengthen the environment for enterprise growth, investment and job creation.