Nairobi, June 14 -- The owner of Makini Schools recorded a 60.7 percent jump in net profit to 68.6 million rand (Sh545.4 million) in Kenya in the year ended December 2025, driven by increasing numbers of learners and growing demand for the more expensive Cambridge International curriculum.

This was up from the 42.7 million rand (Sh339.5 million) net profit the South African education multinational ADvTECH reported in the country in 2024, according to the multinational's latest annual report.

Financial disclosures show the group recorded a pre-tax profit of 99.4 million rand (Sh790.2 million) in Kenya in 2025. After tax expenses of 30.8 million rand (Sh244.9 million), the company retained 68.6 million rand in net profit.

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