Kakuzi’s avocado orchards at Makuyu — grown in temperate, high-altitude conditions

Kakuzi’s tea estate in Nandi Hills, picked all year round at 1000-2000m altitude

 The Boran Barn — grass-fed beef nyama choma at Kakuzi’s Makuyu estate

Kakuzi’s private-label macadamia range — honey-coated nuts, flour, and cold-pressed oil

“Took my family to Boran Barn for Easter and it was a lovely experience. The nyama choma was some of the best grass-fed beef I’ve had, and the kids loved the play area. Highly recommend for a weekend outing from Nairobi.”

“I ordered the honey-coated macadamia and cold-pressed macadamia oil for the first time and they’re excellent. Great to see a company with this much history producing quality consumer products for the local market too.”

“Have held Kakuzi shares for a few years. The dividend history has generally been positive though performance is subject to global macadamia and avocado price swings, so it can be volatile year to year. Still a well-managed agri stock overall.”

“Through the Siaya County partnership with Kakuzi, I received technical training on avocado farming that has really improved my yields. It’s opening opportunities for farmers like me beyond the traditional Murang’a growing region.”

Where is Kakuzi PLC head office located?

Kakuzi's head office and main horticultural operations are at Plot Lr 11674, Punda Milia Road, Makuyu, in Thika. P.O. Box 24, Thika 01000, Kenya. Their tea estates are separately located in Nandi Hills, Rift Valley.

Is Kakuzi land for sale?

No. Kakuzi PLC has issued a formal public notice confirming it is not selling, donating, or transferring any of its land or property. The public is urged to be cautious of any parties falsely claiming to sell Kakuzi land.

Is Kakuzi PLC listed on the stock exchange?

Yes. Kakuzi PLC is dual-listed on both the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE), making it accessible to both local and international investors.

Can I visit Kakuzi's Boran Barn and Market?

Yes. The Boran Barn and Kakuzi Market at Makuyu are open to the public, offering grass-fed beef nyama choma, a coffee shop, and fresh farm produce. Call 0748 555 777 to place orders or confirm current hours, especially over public holidays.

What products does Kakuzi grow and produce?

Kakuzi cultivates avocados, blueberries, macadamia, tea, and livestock, and manages commercial forestry. The company also produces private-label consumer products including honey-coated macadamia nuts, gluten-free macadamia flour, and cold-pressed macadamia oil.

Where does Kakuzi export its products to?

Kakuzi's fresh avocados and other agricultural products are primarily exported to Europe, with the company actively expanding into China, India, and North America as part of its global marketing strategy announced at its 98th AGM in 2026.