East African Cables stock remains under administration in Nairobi
Published on 11/09/2026 at 01:28 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSAdministration remains central to the case
- East African Cables identifies George Weru and Muniu Thoithi of PricewaterhouseCoopers as joint administrators.
- The company continues to present itself as a Nairobi-based supplier of cable and wire solutions for East and Central Africa.
East African Cables Ltd remains under administration, according to a notice on the company's contact page. The company names George Weru and Muniu Thoithi of PricewaterhouseCoopers as joint administrators.
The notice does not set out a new timetable for the administration or describe a change in the company's operating status. It does, however, keep the restructuring process at the center of the investment case for the Nairobi-listed cable manufacturer.
Operations continue under oversight
East African Cables says it serves customers across East and Central Africa with cable and wire solutions. Its contact information lists a head office on Addis Ababa Road in Nairobi and offices across the region.
The administration status adds a layer of uncertainty for shareholders because corporate decisions and any restructuring steps remain subject to the administrators' process. Investors will need to follow subsequent company or regulatory notices for information on the next stage.
Company profile
East African Cables manufactures and supplies cable and wire products from Kenya to markets in East and Central Africa. The company identifies Nairobi as its head office and lists product enquiries and project quotations among its business activities.
Its website does not provide enough information in the reviewed material to establish a reliable comparison with named industry competitors or a relative market position.
East African Cables at a glance
- Company: East African Cables Ltd
- ISIN: KE0000000174
- Ticker: CABL
- Head office: Nairobi, Kenya
- Business: Cable and wire solutions for East and Central Africa
- Status: In administration
The Kenyan market remains the relevant equity backdrop for investors following East African Cables. Current market reports provide broader regional context.
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Source: East African Cables.
