TransCentury Plc
TCL — the desk view.
TransCentury Plc (TCL) is listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange and trades in KES (KSh). NSE prices on Mansa Markets are end-of-day — published once daily after the official close (not real-time).
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Frequently asked.
What is the TCL share price today?+
TransCentury Plc trades at KSh1.12 on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. NSE prices here are end-of-day, published once daily after the official close.
Does TCL pay dividends?+
No dividend rows are on record for this listing in our data set yet.
How can I buy TCL shares?+
Through any licensed stockbroker in Kenya. Mansa Markets maintains a directory of stockbrokers so you can compare fees and account types before you open an account.
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TransCentury Plc (TCL) — Frequently Asked Questions
What is the TransCentury Plc (TCL) share price today?
TransCentury Plc (TCL) trades at KSh1.12 on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, as of 28 October 2026. Prices are quoted in KES.
How can I buy TransCentury Plc (TCL) shares in Kenya?
You need a CDS account (Central Depository and Settlement Corporation), opened through a licensed broker such as Standard Investment Bank or Dyer & Blair, in minutes through the Hisa or Dosikaa apps, or you can buy from a single share through Ziidi Trader inside M-PESA; you need your national ID and KRA PIN. Fund it by M-PESA or bank transfer, then place a buy order for TCL during NSE trading hours (09:00–15:00 local time), ideally with a limit price. Expect about 2.1 percent all-in per trade (brokerage plus NSE, CMA and CDSC levies); dividends arrive net of 5 percent withholding tax for residents. Trades settle T+3, after which the shares sit in your account in your own name.