[quote=fabrego]Their profit growth is slow despite the huge borrowing to fund infrastructure modernization for improved efficiency. If only GoK could allow them to increase tariffs .
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Noooo let the tariffs remain low. They increased just recently and they hoarded the cash, no divided increase. Since I pay for power i lose more than i gain from a tariff increase. That dividend will always stay stagnant.

So KP has an undisclosed debt of Ksh. 383 B!!

What is the source of this information?

This is very depressing to the shareholder value.Kenya power is a crippled business entity whose major shareholder,Gok,is using it for propaganda.The business aspect of this company is virtually dead as it lacks robustness.Other shareholdersin this company get little in terms of value.
As things stand,i will avoid this counter for now.

I agree those two items are the problem and they are finding it difficult to contain. Meanwhile debts are piling and revenue growth slow. The market will not be kind to this firm. Funding projects using debt vs higher tariffs? Which creates more value for shareholder?
Remember when Mpesa bank decided to raise call charges against all odds.