Nairobi Securities Exchange half-year net profit up 386pc to Sh736.9mn

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1. Fri, 28 August 2026

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   • capitalfm.africa06:42first to report
     Nairobi Securities Exchange half-year net profit up 386pc to Sh736.9mn

     In the review period, levy income on equities rose 476 percent to Sh770.5 million from Sh133.9 million, driven by increased market liquidity, heightened participation from both domestic and foreign investors, and the impact of the Safaricom block trade transaction executed during the period.

2. Mon, 7 September 2026

   2 reports
   • standardmedia.co.ke03:01
     KenGen cuts dividend by 16pc per share as profit stagnates

     KenGen has reduced dividends to shareholders by 16.67 per cent to 75 cents per share over the financial year to June 2026, from 90 cents the previous year, after reporting a marginal drop in earnings.

   • the-star.co.ke04:45
     KenGen leads NSE rally as investors pile into equities, government debt

     Stock closed at Sh12.55 on Friday after touching an intraday high of Sh13.10 on Thursday

3. Fri, 18 September 2026

   1 report
   • the-star.co.ke10:30
     Kenya Power profit rises by 2.1% to Sh25 billion as debt, finance costs fall

     Kenya Power posted a modest rise in profitability for the year ended June 30, 2026

4. Thu, 24 September 2026

   1 report
   • bne IntelliNews09:50
     Kenya's banks lift profit 18% to $2.4bn as their income falls

     Kenya's banks took in less money in 2025 and made more of it. Income slipped 2%, while the interest they paid out fell by a quarter.

5. Mon, 28 September 2026

   1 report
   • bne IntelliNews08:31
     Egyptian banks’ first-half profit jumps 36% to $7.2bn

     Egypt’s banking sector delivered a sharp rise in H1 profit while remaining highly concentrated, with the five largest banks accounting for 70.1% of earnings.

6. Wed, 7 October 2026

   1 report
   • standardmedia.co.ke03:00
     Banks tighten lending to stem resurgence in bad loans

     The prevailing economic conditions have made banks more risk-averse when extending credit to customers.

7. Thu, 8 October 2026

   1 report
   • bne IntelliNews08:12
     Kenya’s $2.62bn infrastructure fund targets 12% yield from state bonds

     Kenya’s NIF has been investing its $2.62bn seed capital in government bonds since July, CEO James Mworia says. A court ruling on the Safaricom stake sale leaves part of that capital in doubt.

8. Wed, 14 October 2026

   1 report
   • businessdailyafrica.com17:21
     How KPC owners will share Sh5.8bn as profits rise 13pc

     Net profit rose from Sh10.2 billion a year earlier, helped by higher sales. Turnover grew 8.78 percent to Sh42.98 billion in the review period.

9. Fri, 16 October 2026

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   • businessdailyafrica.com13:51
     Telposta scheme offloads Sh361m NSE shares to boost liquidity

     The disposals represented a 41-fold increase from the Sh8.78 million worth of shares sold in the previous financial year.