Limuru Tea recorded its highest first-half revenue since 2010 and a record 492 tonnes of made tea, but rising labour costs continued to weigh on profitability.
Limuru Tea’s losses deepen in 2025 as rising costs and weak tea prices erode revenue, highlighting ongoing challenges in Kenya’s tea sector.
Higher labour costs and weak auction prices weigh on profitability.
Limuru Tea Kenya PLC reshuffles its executive leadership after reporting a first-half loss amid revenue growth and declining retained earnings.
Tribunal rules CMA relied improperly on media reports, setting a precedent for evidence-based corporate governance assessments.