: Traded to new all-time highs of KSh 27.95 during the year and issued its third bonus share issue since 2012.
: Emerging as a strong growth play, KenGen shares rose from roughly KSh 3.64 to KSh 10.25 during this period. Banking and Finance
: Underwent a major financial restructuring in 2017, involving a debt-for-equity swap that saw the Kenyan government become the dominant shareholder with nearly 50% ownership.
: A prolonged drought impacted food and energy prices, driving inflation to a five-year high of 10.3% in March 2017, which dampened overall private sector credit growth. Co-operative Bank of Kenya
Investors in 2017 found the most stability and growth in large-cap "blue-chip" companies, which maintained strong fundamentals despite market swings.