Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro recently shared how he would invest a Sh20 million lumpsum. According to the MP who is also a long term investor at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), he would put all the money in the securities exchange.
Nyoro said this when he responded to a question from a Kenyan who asked him how Sh20 million should be invested during his tour of London, United Kingdom.
“I would like to say that I would invest all of it in shares. I would then split the money between counters,” said Nyoro.
He explained that he would start off by investing in Kenya Power where he is a large shareholder. This counter is currently trading at around Sh18 per share having risen from a low of Sh5.70 per share 52 in 2025.
Ndindi Nyoro further explained that he would also invest in Car & General, a listed company that focuses on trading, engineering, and motor products in the East African region.
On the NSE, this counter is trading at around Sh74 per share with a 52-week low of Sh19.80 and a high of Sh74.25.
Nyoro also said that he would split the remainder of the money between Equity Bank and the Diamond Trust Bank (DTB).
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On the NSE, Equity Bank is trading at around Sh76 per share while Diamond Trust Bank is trading at around Sh160 per share. Equity has a 52 week high of Sh78 per share and a low of Sh41 per share.
