Kenya’s ksh2.6T Investment Pipeline: Dangote, Devki Projects Take Centre Stage

Investments, Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui has announced that Kenya attracted a record Ksh 414 billion in foreign direct investment in 2025, as the government steps up efforts to establish the country as a manufacturing and investment centre for the African market.The latest investment figures come amid plans for major industrial developments, including a Ksh 2.2 trillion petroleum refinery in Lamu, a Ksh 389.4 billion electric vehicle manufacturing project and several manufacturing facilities across different counties.