Profit you can get Per Month from These Types of Businesses in Kenya

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The amount of profit to get from a business in Kenya depends on location, the size of your business, number of customers, debts, efficiency, time and the level of your business. There are businesses which are more profitable during festive season while others generate more income when schools are in session.

If you are planning to start a business in Kenya, below is the average profit you expect to generate regardless of location:

TYPE OF BUSINESS PROFIT PER MONTH(KSH)
Posho Mill 30,000-100,000
General shop 20,000-50,000
Juice blending 10,000-50,000
Cake baking 50,000-200,000
Salon 20,000-150,000
Shoe shining 20,000-100,000
Blogging 30,000-100,000
Bookshop 50,000-200,000
Day Care 30,000-100,000
Grocery 40,000-100,000
Electronics Shop 50,000-300,000
Movie Shop 10,000-30,000
Kinyozi 10,000-50,000
Furniture business 50,000-200,000
Bodaboda 15,000-30,000
Matatu 30,000-100,000
PlayStation 50,000-200,000
Mitumba business 20,000-50,000
Boutique 30,000-100,000
Car Wash 50,000-300,000
Taxi Business 30,000-70,000
Fast food restaurant 40,000-150,000
Wines and Spirits 30,000-50,000
MPESA Shop 10,000-50,000
Chemist 50,000-300,000
Cereals Business 30,000-60,000
Hawking 10,000-50,000
Butchery 20,000-80,000
Poultry farming 10,000-100,000

The type of business in this case matters a lot. If you start a chemist, expect to make more money than someone running an MPESA shop. Location is also paramount. For instance, Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru and Kisumu are the best places to start any kind of business because consumption rate his high. The size of business also affects profit. You can’t compare the profit of someone keeping 20 chicken with another one keeping 5,000 chicken.

There are also businesses which come with high risk, like matatu and MPESA shop. The profits from these businesses depends on the level of risks one is exposed to,the lower the risks the better.

Owning a bookshop is good only when schools are in session. The profits from bookshops have plummeted over time due to the accessibility of the internet—people access books online.

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