Firms experienced improved customer sales, helped by relatively soft inflationary pressures.
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Rising demand encouraged firms to increase their purchasing activity for the first time since April.
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Output, new business and purchasing fell at softer rates, while employment continued to rise and inventories saw a renewed uptick.
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Total business output contracted at the fastest rate in ten months in May, although the overall downturn was only slight.
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Business activity grew for the fifth straight month and at the quickest pace since November last year. Reports from surveyed firms signalled that a general uplift in the economic environment had strengthened demand and led to an increase in output.
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The headline PMI stood at 50.6 in December, indicating another marginal improvement in the health of the Kenyan private sector.
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The rate of output growth picked up from October and climbed above the series average. Higher output requirements supported a solid uplift in purchasing activity that was the fastest observed since September 2022.
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Purchasing efforts accelerated, leading to the greatest upturn in inventories since August 2023. Input cost pressures remained mild, prompting a slower increase in average prices charged.
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