As of Mar 05, 2016, the consensus forecast amongst 5 polled investment analysts covering Kenya Power and Lighting Company Ltd advises that the company will outperform the market.
so BUY BUY remember they have 21.1 billions in reserve

The company has a loan/debt of ksh.150bn

@Mthaka
Check the half year results ending 31 December 2015 before yapping here

As of Mar 05, 2016, the consensus forecast amongst 5 polled investment analysts covering Kenya Power and Lighting Company Ltd advises that the company will outperform the market.
so BUY BUY remember they have 21.1 billions in reserve

kplc is jinxed.... in a non-fuel backed operations year(33.34% decrease in fuel related revenues and 18.87% decline in fuel costs), and with enhanced cleaner energy uptake(24.3% increase in non fuel revenues), yr/yr operating margins are constant or dwindling. kplc has failed kengens enhanced geo power uptake. cheaper geo power in 2nd half was sold to mars and the pay check stolen by the ppp's and govas alien space shuttle crew. so saddening. Dr chewmo, what crappy distribution efficiency are u talking about or its all in your elementally maths or its the interpreter's error. if an inverse increase/ decrease in uptake of non fuel backed/ fuel backed power does not clearly point out that non fuel power sources turns a better profit margin then someone explain to me where did the chums go?

Somebody in the know and inside of this power house, has met with the demon that ate the pay check, and it has scared the hell out of his life, and he is not only running for his dear life, but for his hard earned moni.,
Now I feel I have satisfied my curiosity and worries that demons had found a camping place here


GDC(Geo. Dev.Corpn) should probably be discouraged from exploring expensive geo power and start doing diesel powered plants and save Kenyans yr/yr power blackouts and tariff hikes.
yes, kplc sold more power units since approximately (13bs previously buying expensive power now is buying cheaper power units. but its even more ridiculous to note that more cheaper power was more expensively sold after hike of tariffs but its all translated into narda increment in revenues/ profit margins?
dr chewmo should tell us that fuel based revenues decreased aslo becoz of increased distribution inefficiencies and further tell us how these two differently generated power are applied to the grid.
or should we say kplc is doing fuels with ohan's and forex n lending money with mwang's?
non fuel -->(77,836- 62,597=15.239)===>distribution efficiency!!!!, fuel-->(25,584 - 38,377=-12.793 not 15 ofcoarse since fuel is cheaper improving returns per working capital unit)===> means????,
non fuel cost--->(44,460-30,659)=13.801===>
Fuel costs 25,835 - 38,973=-13.138===>
a 30% decline in fuel revenue costs implies almost 50% increase in non fuel revenue costs???? and a miserly 24.3% increase in non fuel revenue against
yr n june 15 /yr n june 15/ change/ % change
REVENUES
non fuel 77,836 62,597 15,239 24.34%
fuel 25,584 38,377 -12,793 -33.34%

COSTS
non fuel 44,460 30,659 13,801 45.01%
fuel 25,835 38,973 -13,138 -33.71%
a 33.71% reduction in fuel related costs results in 45% increase in costs of non fuel revenues resulting in a measurable 2% marginal increment in non fuel revenues against total revenue (14%-12%). where is the pay check for net power exports.
or do i say simulation or a surgeons knife was at work?

Soon they will ask for a bailout... Hawalipi madeni to suppliers...

Siku hizi wanalipa....

Is it possible/allowable that Kengen can negotiate with Gava to do a debt for equity swap for shares in KPLC? At least Kengen appears to be much better run that it's older sister...just thinking out aloud...