From left: Frank Mwiti, Chief Executive Officer, Nairobi Securities Exchange; Stephen Odua, Director of Industries, State Department for Investment Promotion, Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry; Kiprono Kittony, Chairman, Nairobi Securities Exchange; H.E. Diana Dalton, Deputy High Commissioner to Kenya, British High Commission Kenya; Raghav Gandhi, Chief Executive Officer, Africa Logistics Properties; Ugas Sheikh-Mohamed, Chairman, Capital Markets Authority; and Wyckliffe Shamiah, Chief Executive Officer, Capital Markets Authority, during the ALP Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (ALP REIT) listing and bell ringing ceremony at the Nairobi Securities Exchange in Nairobi on Wednesday 11th March 2026.
Africa Logistics Properties announces strategic investors in historic industrial REIT listing on theNairobi Securities Exchange;
As strategic cornerstone investors, PIDG has commited a total investment of USD 15 million, with MOBILIST investing USD 9 million, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of Kenya’s institutional-grade industrial real estate sector.
ALPH raised USD 29.55 million in the REIT, with the total listing valued at USD 39.95 million.
This excludes USD 5 million of the overall PIDG commitment which will be Invested as the REIT scales.
These anchor investments supported ALPH in attracting a wide range of investors from theprivate sector, including local and regional institutional investors.
“This milestone underscores Kenya’s growing capital markets maturity and the increasing attractiveness of industrial real estate as a sustainable investment class.
The participation of PIDG and MOBILIST demonstrates strong international confidence in Kenya.
We are delighted to expand this expertise into Kenya’s industrial real estate sector by supporting ALPH to develop its ALP REIT.
Today’s listing marks a further milestone for the instrument in the East African market and is an endorsement of ALPH’s strong governance and thesustainability of thebusiness.”
In Kenya, creating listed products that domestic pension funds can invest in is essential to reducing their over-reliance on governmentdebt and directing long-term capital to thebusinesses that drive growth.
By demonstrating credible exit routes for development finance institutions through local listings, theUK is helping build deeper, more liquid markets that attract both domestic and international investors. This is how we turn public markets into a scalable engine for sustainable development.”
“By bringing this asset class to theNSE, we are providing investors with a seamless gateway to Africa’s industrial logistics sector, combining the stability of hard currency with thegrowth potential of regional infrastructure.”
Since 2016, ALPH has developed two flagship industrial parks in Kenya:ALP North in Tatu City (50,000 sqm) and ALP West in Tilisi (20,000 sqm), providing modern, scalable industrial infrastructure to meet the growing demands of Kenya’s logistics and manufacturing sectors.
The facilities include large-format warehouses with advanced loading infrastructure, all built to IFCEDGE Advanced green building standards.