AGM moved to 3 November 2020.
By that time FY2019/2020 results will have been released

FY 2019/2020 will be held early next year in January most likely.
Yes it is possible to hold 2 AGMs in a year and even give two dividends.
KENGEN and other majority owned government institutions were given exemptions to delay their AGMs due to lack of Auditor General.

Asante.

I'd wish the South Afican Pension fund (P.I.C) to get a director/board position to reduce the heavy GoK influence. GoK with 70% shareholding gets to vote in any Omanga.

Green energy firms threaten KenGen’s market dominance

State-owned Kenya Electricity Generating Company’s

(KenGen) position as the dominant power producer in the country is likely to be clawed back in the near future by new private players who are making multibillion-shilling investments, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has said.

In a new report, the regulator says the dominance of KenGen, which had a 1,796.4 megawatt (MW) annual capacity and supplies three quarters of Kenya’s electricity, is being chipped away by new private firms, who are mainly active in the field of renewable and green energy.

“This dominance is mainly attributed to the previous power structure that was vertically integrated but with increased unbundling and open access coupled with increased private sector participation, it is unlikely that this will remain the case in the near future,” said Epra in its inaugural annual report for 2019 that captures trends in the Kenyan energy sector.

Even so, Epra noted that the structure and share of power generation still remains hugely in favour of KenGen which continues to make huge investments.

KenGen plans to more than double its electricity generating capacity to 4,270 MW by 2025.

It had a 76 percent market share in 2018, while independent power producers (IPPs) accounted for 24 percent.

KenGen mainly generates hydro and geothermal power, while independent producers are mainly working in the thermal, wind and solar space.

Lake Turkana Wind Power, a 310 megawatt installation that was officially commissioned in July last year, is the biggest private power producer.

The Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation, owned 54.6MW solar power plant in Garissa was also commissioned last year. The plant is the largest solar power installation in East and Central Africa.

https://www.businessdail...market-dominance-2462936

If they haven't delivered sustainable value for the shareholders for almost a decade and a half, then I don't know how they will onwards. Stock is down almost 60% from IPO price and dividends have been far from stable.

Tax exemptions for KenGen removed in new law changes
https://www.businessdail...-new-law-changes-2484364

https://www.businessdail...r-late-payments-2485144 As at end of June 2019, Kenya Power was owing KenGen Sh18.86 billion, pointing to accumulated debts that will eat into the profit through high finance costs.

Power woes in western Kenya to persist on project hitch



This is one reason among many why no new new power generation plants should come online until we have a proper power distribution infrastructure.

Virtual Kengen Plc AGM currently in session. Joshua Chege bows out as Chairman. Wonder who will be GoK's preferred successor.

It shall be known in a week's time.