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13 Nov, 08:10
https://afripods.africa/episode/safaricom-plc-earnings-call-h1-2027/6bbe2b05-c965-467e-806f-8d7f0665eb4aSafaricom PLC Earnings Call: H1 2027afripods.africaSafaricom PLC Earnings Call: H1 2027Safaricom's HY2027 earnings call for the six months ended 30 September 2026, featuring Group CEO Peter Ndegwa, CFO Dilip Pal and senior management. The discussion covers Kenya and Ethiopia performance, M-PESA, revenue growth, profitability, network investments…The Kenyan Wallstreet
12 Nov, 16:39
Kenya Pipeline Company will hold its 46th AGM virtually on 2 December 2026 at 9am, with ownership, board and dividend matters in focus.▸ Greenview Oil's 24.9% stake carries board nomination rights, following Dangote's announcement of a roughly 25% acquisition.▸ Five directors will retire; NSSF has lost its board nomination right. Independent directors will be appointed.▸ Shareholders will vote on a KSh 5.79Bn final dividend (KSh 0.32/share), payable around 8 January 2027 to holders on record on 30 November.▸ KPMG is proposed to replace the Auditor-General; FY2026 accounts and directors' pay also face votes.▸ Registration and proxy submissions close at 10am on 30 November.The Kenyan Wallstreet
12 Nov, 16:38
Williamson Tea Kenya's revenue rose 24.8% to KSh 2.11Bn in HY2027, recovering from KSh 1.69Bn in HY2026 and KSh 1.98Bn in HY2025.Revenue reached its highest level since KSh 2.25Bn in HY2024, reversing two consecutive years of declines.Management attributed the improvement to better sales realisations, operational efficiency and product quality.The Kenyan Wallstreet
12 Nov, 16:38
Kapchorua Tea Kenya's revenue rose 12.4% to KSh 932.68Mn in HY2027 from KSh 829.89Mn a year earlier, marking its second-highest September half-year turnover in the last three decades, behind KSh 1.09Bn in 2024.Management attributed the improvement to better market conditions, operational efficiency and product quality, despite prolonged dry weather earlier in the year.1,110Open in TelegramThe Kenyan Wallstreet
12 Nov, 15:36
Williamson Tea Kenya results for HY2027 ended 30 Sep 2026:➠ Net profit rose to KSh 291.66Mn from a loss of KSh 10.09Mn, supported by a recovery in operating earnings and higher investment income.➠ Revenue increased 24.8% to KSh 2.11Bn, while operating profit reached KSh 260.55Mn from a loss of KSh 111.58Mn.➠ Biological asset gains rose 24.4% to KSh 56.91Mn, finance income surged 484.1% to KSh 26.69Mn, and associate earnings grew 38.4% to KSh 52.10Mn.➠ Total assets increased 53.6% to KSh 12.32Bn, shareholders' funds rose 58.8% to KSh 9.75Bn, while borrowings fell 68.1% to KSh 24.80Mn.➠ Operating cash flow more than tripled to KSh 361.31Mn, while closing cash increased 14.5% to KSh 779.40Mn.The Kenyan Wallstreet
12 Nov, 07:24
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12 Nov, 07:23
Quickmart PLC’s very first orderbook at the NSE1,200Open in TelegramThe Kenyan Wallstreet
11 Nov, 16:10
Co-operative Bank's nine-month profit growth was its fastest since 2022, with earnings reaching a new high.Credit quality improved despite rapid lending expansion, as the NPL ratio fell 4.2 percentage points to 12.9% and loan-loss coverage strengthened to 82.2%.The lender reported that 94% of transactions now pass through alternative channels, while its MSME portfolio accounts for 16.7% of loans.It also launched Project Angaza to expand AI adoption, as subsidiary Kingdom Bank completed its core banking upgrade.The bank raised its second-ever interim dividend by 50% to KSh 1.50 per share.📅 Record date: 25 Nov 2026 📅 Payment date: 4 Dec 2026The Kenyan Wallstreet
22 Sept, 17:00
Today at the Bullish Africa Annual Summit 2026, our opening panel explores Africa’s Unspoken Investment Opportunity.Moderated by Julians Amboko of Nation Media Group, the conversation brings together British Robinson of Milken Institute International, John Gachora of NCBA Group and Anna Sophie Herken of GIZ.Together, they’ll examine where Africa’s investment opportunities remain overlooked, what continues to shape global perceptions of risk and how better market intelligence can help turn potential into committed capital.The conversation starts today in New York City at the Marriot Marquis, Westside Ballroom.Few slots remaining. Secure your attendance via wallstreet.africa/bullish#BullishAfrica2026 #BullishAfricaThe Kenyan Wallstreet
22 Sept, 17:00
Prime Bank was Kenya’s biggest market-share gainer in 2025, with its CBK weighted index jumping 1.4 percentage points to a record high 4.3%, up from 2.9% in 2024 and just 0.7 points below the 5% Tier One threshold.The lender ranked 10th nationally, up from 16th in 2016 when its share stood at 1.8%.The gain came alongside strong balance-sheet growth, with assets rising 45% to KSh 274Bn, deposits increasing 19.1% to KSh 171.2Bn and shareholders’ funds more than doubling to KSh 100Bn.Prime has also been expanding its branch network while rolling out new remittance, payments and corporate digital banking products.The Kenyan Wallstreet
22 Sept, 16:59
KCB Bank Kenya widened its lead over Equity Bank Kenya to 5.5 percentage points in 2025, the widest gap in CBK’s market-size series since at least 2012.KCB Bank Kenya’s weighted market share rose to 17.3% from 16.6% in 2024, while Equity Bank Kenya fell to 11.8% from 12.8%.The two entities had come within just 0.24 points of each other in 2021, when KCB stood at 13.81% and Equity at 13.57%. Since then, KCB has gained 3.49 points while Equity has lost 1.77 points. KCB’s 2025 share remained just below its 17.4% peak in 2023.The widening gap also reflects faster balance-sheet growth. Between 2021 and 2025, KCB Bank Kenya’s net assets rose from about KSh 826Bn to KSh 1.50Tn, while Equity Bank Kenya’s increased from about KSh 877Bn to KSh 1.04Tn.KCB also moved ahead on deposits over the period, reaching about KSh 1.15Tn in 2025 versus Equity’s KSh 849Bn.The Kenyan Wallstreet
22 Sept, 16:59
Kenyan banks’ subsidiaries outside Kenya ended 2025 with KSh 2.46Trillion in assets, KSh 1.83Trillion in deposits, KSh 1.13Trillion in gross loans and KSh 87.62Billion in profit before tax.Regional assets rose 14.5% in 2025, loans 17.0% and PBT 19.4%.DRC was the standout market, with assets crossing KSh 1Tn for the first time and accounting for 41.0% of regional assets, 42.7% of deposits, 39.2% of loans and 49.3% of profits.The regional business has expanded sharply since 2016, when subsidiaries held KSh 445Bn in assets, KSh 348.7Bn in deposits and KSh 242.4Bn in loans, with PBT of KSh 8.8Bn.Over nine years, assets have grown more than fivefold and profits nearly tenfold, while DRC has displaced Tanzania as the dominant market.The Kenyan Wallstreet
22 Sept, 07:34
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22 Sept, 05:53
The East African Community's Capital Markets Sub-Committee has met in Kampala for the first time since 2019, bringing together regulators, stock exchanges, and central securities depositories from member states to advance cross-border listing, trading, and settlement frameworks.The EAC's four operational exchanges, the NSE, RSE, DSE, and USE, collectively list 110 companies, with Kenya's NSE accounting for 62. The sub-committee endorsed revised terms of reference and agreed on a regional business requirements framework to guide technical integration work.The revival comes as the EAC targets a single currency by 2031, with the Monetary Affairs Committee projecting regional growth of 5.2 percent in 2026, though no member state has yet met all four primary macroeconomic convergence criteria.The Kenyan Wallstreet
20 Sept, 13:33
🔴 LIVE NOW: Unstoppable Africa 2026We're on the ground in New York bringing you live coverage of Africa's most powerful conversations on business, investment, and innovation as heads of state, CEOs, and global investors gather to talk deals, not just ideas.Tune in now and watch it unfold in real time 👇https://www.youtube.com/live/oSlWQ5zgR10?si=B9Vua_RFPVbCTIoUYouTubeLIVE: Unstoppable Africa 2026 || Global Africa Business InitiativeJoin The Kenyan Wall Street for coverage of Africa’s most powerful conversations on business, investment, and innovation. #UnstoppableAfrica #GABI ---------------------------------------------------------------- Follow our social media platforms to stay…The Kenyan Wallstreet
18 Sept, 11:31
NCBA Group has added private motor insurance to its LOOP app, allowing customers with valid vehicle logbooks to compare quotes, buy, and renew policies digitally through NCBA subsidiaries LOOP DFS and NCBA Insurance.Customers can choose from three products: Third Party Cover, Standard Comprehensive Cover, and Premier Comprehensive Cover. NCBA Insurance CEO Stella Njung'e said the service aims to simplify the insurance process in Kenya, where insurance penetration stands at about 2.4 percent.The Kenyan Wallstreet
18 Sept, 08:08
For salaried workers, tax relief is ultimately measured by what remains on the payslip.The Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) proposes wider PAYE bands taxed at 10%, 15%, 20%, 25% and 30%, alongside an increase in monthly personal relief from KSh 2,400 to KSh 3,000.KBA argues the changes would ease the tax burden on salaried workers, increase disposable income and better align the tax system with Kenya’s broader tax-policy objectives.Under the proposed structure, and assuming NSSF, SHIF and the Affordable Housing Levy remain unchanged, workers across the selected salary bands would see higher monthly take-home pay:➠ KSh 30K salary: +KSh 731 a month ➠ KSh 50K: +KSh 3,615 ➠ KSh 80K: +KSh 6,563 ➠ KSh 150K: +KSh 11,241 ➠ KSh 300K: +KSh 18,422At KSh 80,000, monthly take-home would rise from KSh 57,877 to KSh 64,440, equivalent to about KSh 78,760 more a year. At KSh 300,000, theThe Kenyan Wallstreet
18 Sept, 08:07
CBK accepted KSh 42.69Bn out of KSh 42.72Bn in bids in the latest T-Bill auction.Demand remained strongest in the 91-day, while the 364-day was slightly undersubscribed.• 91-day: 23.23Bn @ 8.7837% (▲1.63bps) • 182-day: 10.05Bn @ 8.9099% (▼1.97bps) • 364-day: 9.42Bn @ 9.0566% (▼0.99bps)Net Repayment: KSh 5.76Bn2,370Open in TelegramThe Kenyan Wallstreet
18 Sept, 06:38
Consumption is the lifeblood of the real economy. Payslip relief isn't optional, it's essential. That's the case being made by banks, economists, and businesses watching consumer demand slow.Kenyan households spent KSh 8.12 trillion in 2024, spending that keeps businesses running and jobs intact. With Treasury's own CEOs Survey showing companies reporting weak consumer demand, the Kenya Bankers Association argues the fix is direct: its proposed PAYE cut could release KSh28.1 billion into household income, generating a further KSh42 billion in output and supporting roughly 36,000 jobs.The counter-argument is real too. Treasury has cited an estimated KSh35 billion annual revenue gap from the relief, a cost that has to be financed somehow. The question isn't whether consumption matters to growth. It's whether this is the right way to boost it, or whether relief funded by borrowing justThe Kenyan Wallstreet
16 Sept, 13:25
Equity Group is seeking regulatory approval to add a microinsurer in Kenya and two underwriting companies in the Democratic Republic of Congo, requiring about KSh3.47 billion in capital, following shareholder approval on June 24, 2026.The expansion builds on rapid growth in Equity's Kenyan insurance business, where gross written premiums rose 75% to KSh9.17 billion in 2025 and grew a further 30% to KSh4.50 billion in the first half of 2026. Equity plans to distribute insurance through its 23.3 million customers and 92,572 agents, targeting Kenya's informal workforce, which accounts for 83.6% of the labour force but only 0.4% of microinsurance premiums.https://kenyanwallstreet.com/equity-insurance-ad2,950Open in Telegram
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