Govt announces dissolution of 63 companies as 62 more listed for strike-off
Govt announces dissolution of 63 companies as 62 more listed for strike-off
The government has gazetted the dissolution of 63 companies in Kenya while placing another 62 businesses on notice for intended removal from the official Register of Companies under the Companies Act, Cap. 486.
The notices, published in the Kenya Gazette dated October 23, 2026, confirm the final dissolution of 63 companies and outline a separate process that could lead to the removal of another 62 businesses after three months.
Under Gazette Notice No. 16881, the Registrar of Companies confirmed that 62 companies had been dissolved and their names struck off the register. Together with Kingsway Industrial Park Limited, listed separately under Gazette Notice No. 16879, the number of companies declared dissolved in the notices stands at 63.
The list of dissolved companies includes businesses operating in technology, healthcare, education, property, construction, energy, agriculture, media and retail.
Among those affected are Africode IT Solutions Limited, Amadi Tech Systems Limited, Ayana Healthcare Limited, County Parks Development Limited, Gourmet Coffee Limited, Mango Academy Limited, Noble Properties Limited and North Coast Media House Limited.
Other companies named in the final dissolution notice include Amanzi Water Purifiers Limited, Energy Of Tomorrow Kenya Limited, Tropical Milima Tea Limited, Wenzi Agencies Limited, Asante Capital EPZ Limited, Namene Solar East Africa Limited and Space Engineering Limited.
The list also features Ariel Junior Academy Limited, Combined Computer Training Centre Limited, Eye Room Limited, Growth State East Africa Limited, Summit Textiles (E.A.) Limited, Vintage Oak Company Limited and Watsup Open Access Network Limited.
Kingsway Industrial Park Limited was separately listed under Gazette Notice No. 16879, with the Registrar confirming that the company, registration number CPR/2011/44366, had been dissolved.
The notice was dated October 13, 2026, and signed by Deputy Registrar of Companies Hiram Gachugi.
In a separate notice, Gazette Notice No. 16880, the Registrar announced plans to remove 62 other companies from the register if the process proceeds without a successful objection.
The Registrar further invites interested parties to challenge the proposed removal, stating that the notice “invites any person to show cause why the companies should not be struck off from the Register of Companies”.
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The businesses facing intended strike-off include Afri Gift Centre Limited, Aijalon Investments Limited, Al-Ihsan Property Development and Mining Limited, Also Mobility (Kenya) Limited, Apergy Energy (Kenya) Limited and Baharini Homes Real Estate Limited.
Others are Freshways Green Grocers Limited, Hakmah Motors Kenya Limited, Halisi Stays Limited, Ignite Autocare Centre Limited, Kyuna Heights Limited, Kyuna Properties Limited and Kyuna Residences Limited.
The notice also names North South Partnership Kenya Limited, Onepak Industries Limited, Premier Furniture and Construction (2004) Limited, Roma Shuttles and Events Limited, Safari Services Limited, Skylight Logistics Limited, Terra Tech Builders Limited and Wawuda Contractors Limited.
Several companies with names beginning with Grevillea are also listed, including Grevillea Holdings Limited, Grevillea Homes Limited, Grevillea Horizons Limited, Grevillea Investments Limited, Grevillea Properties Limited and Grevillea Residences Limited.
The intended dissolution notice was dated October 13, 2026, and signed by Deputy Registrar of Companies Hiram Gachugi.
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