NCBA continues to emphasize on financial inclusion, serving over 60 million customers across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda, with Ksh 502 billion in customer deposits. The bank declared a final dividend of Ksh 3.25 per share, bringing the total dividend for Financial Year (FY) 2024 to Ksh 5.50 per share.
Britam is also the first insurer to launch operations in a Special Economic Zone (SEZ), laying the groundwork for a pan-African innovation hub focused on financial services and startup investments. It’s also the first insurer to attain the Top Employer certification by the globally renowned Top Employers Institute (TEI).
While navigating a complex year with clarity and focus, the numbers tell a story of deliberate choices and disciplined execution. Absa Bank Kenya PLC closed the financial year with a KES 20.8 billion net profit, marking an impressive 27.5% year-on-year growth.
Showing strong financial performance in 2024 for the financial year ending December 31, 2024, I&M Group reported an impressive profit before tax of KES 20.8 billion, an increase of 25% as compared to the previous year, driven by strong growth in the operating income.
Safaricom PLC’s FY2025 performance can be attributed to strategic foresight and operational excellence of a strong C-Suite of top notch managerial and fintech executives team lead by the first Kenyan-born MD and CEO, Dr. Peter Ndegwa CBS.
BAT’s journey in Kenya commenced some 118 years ago 1907 when it started operating in the country, commencing a century+ long journey of business growth, evolution and transformation. The Company is part of the BAT Group, a leading global consumer goods business with a purpose to create A Better Tomorrow™ by building A Smokeless World.
Kiprono, affectionately known as ‘Kip’, has directed particular attention towards spearheading the revival of the privatisation program in Kenya, with the aim of facilitating the divestment of several state-owned enterprises (SOEs)
South African business mogul Michael Joseph is currently Chair of the Kenya Airways (KQ) Board, a position he has held since October 2016.
The importance of the NSE to Kenya’s long-term economic growth cannot be overstated. Besides encouraging savings and investments, it also provides an avenue for companies and the government to access cost-effective capital through equities and bonds.
Kiprono Kittony is the current chairman of the Nairobi Securities Exchange, the leading securities exchange in East and Central Africa. He had earlier served as a non-executive director of NSE since 2018.
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