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Who is buying and selling on the NSE — foreign investors vs. local. Positive net flow = foreigners were net buyers that week.
🟢 Top Foreign BUYS — week of 2026-07-25
| Symbol | Value | Relative size |
|---|---|---|
| SCOM | KES 457.0M | |
| EQTY | KES 180.0M | |
| KCB | KES 110.0M |
🔴 Top Foreign SELLS — week of 2026-07-25
| Symbol | Value | Relative size |
|---|---|---|
| EABL | KES 210.0M | |
| BAT | KES 95.0M | |
| SCBK | KES 60.0M |
📈 Weekly Net Foreign Flow
📊 Foreign Participation (% of NSE turnover)
📜 History (all weeks)
| Week ending | Foreign buys | Foreign sells | Net flow | Participation % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-25 | KES 1.20B | KES 1.34B | KES -145.0M | 59.8% |
ℹ️ Source & how this page works
Latest figures are for the week ending 2026-07-25 per NSE Weekly Market Statistics — sample seed (replace with real bulletin figures) — bulletin.
No free automated feed publishes per-stock daily foreign activity for the NSE. Instead of guessing, we enter the weekly figures manually from the NSE bulletin — every number on this page is traceable to that source. To refresh, edit manual_input/foreign_flows.json once a week; see manual_input/README.md for the 5-minute steps.
📖 What these terms mean (plain English)
No finance degree needed — each term explained simply, with a worked example.
Foreign investor
An investor whose registered address is outside Kenya (individual, institution, or fund).
📌 Example: A pension fund in London buying SCOM shares on the NSE is a foreign investor.
Foreign BUYS (KES)
Total value of shares that foreign investors bought that week.
📌 Example: Foreign investors bought KES 1.2B of NSE shares → foreign buys = 1.2B.
Foreign SELLS (KES)
Total value of shares that foreign investors sold that week.
📌 Example: Foreign investors sold KES 1.35B → foreign sells = 1.35B.
Net foreign flow
Buys minus Sells. Positive = net inflow (foreigners were net buyers). Negative = net outflow (they sold more than they bought).
📌 Example: Buys 1.2B − Sells 1.35B = Net −150M → foreign investors were net sellers.
Foreign participation %
The share of total weekly NSE trading value contributed by foreigners.
📌 Example: 60% participation → foreigners were on one side of 60% of the trades by value.
Why it matters
Foreign flows heavily influence NSE large-caps (SCOM, EQTY, KCB, EABL). A week of heavy foreign buying often supports prices; heavy selling often pressures them.
📌 Example: If foreigners are consistently buying SCOM, that's usually price-supportive. Consistent selling of a stock is a headwind.