Through our specialised firm, we provide company secretarial services and other specialised corporate services. Our clients include listed and unlisted companies, local and foreign companies, branches of foreign companies and other private and public entities. Led by full-time qualified certified secretaries, we have demonstrable expertise in compliance management and reporting and are acutely aware of the applicable laws and regulations to companies and entities doing business in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Ethiopia. Our team is also supported by seasoned corporate lawyers across the East African region, enabling us to coordinate and deliver seamless cross-border assignments.

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Our corporate services team is extensively experienced in dealing with regulatory bodies, including the Registrar of Companies, the Capital Markets Authority (CMA), the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), the Central Depositories and Settlement Corporation (CDSC), the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK), Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), sector regulators and public-sector entities.

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Some of the companies that Emrays provides company secretarial services to include:

 

• Healthcare: advised a leading healthcare services provider and an inductee of the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) Ibuka Program, which is an incubation and acceleration program that assists and equips firms that aspire to be eventually listed on the NSE bourse;

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• Engineering and construction: advised a privately-owned engineering, construction company in South Korea in the establishment of a branch office in Kenya. the Korean company has also retained Emrays to provide it with ongoing compliance with the Kenyan Companies Act, 2015;

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• Technology: advised a Norwegian controlled entity that focuses on creating and leveraging on youth employment through the promotion of technological innovations and sustainable business ventures in Kenya;

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• Energy: advised a renewable energy company principally owned and controlled by Norwegian company with interests in renewable energy to provide company secretarial services, services of a local director as well as provide advice on local legal compliance matters;

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• Energy: advised a subsidiary of a Norwegian solar product company that provides an expanding range of multifunctional solar lamps and home systems in the East African region;

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• Agriculture: advised a subsidiary of French bio-solutions producer of affordable and efficacious biological pesticides based on baculoviruses;

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• Technology: advised an American specialist software and service solutions firm for technology asset and management; and

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• Education: advised a progressive, multicultural, Christian value-based school company situated on Kamiti Road.