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KENGEN 2021-2025
mufasa
#161 Posted : Thursday, October 31, 2024 12:16:54 PM
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The absence of book closure and payment dates for the Kengen dividend likely relates to the need for regulatory approvals or internal governance issues. A company that is in transition—like not having a chairman, can affect the timing and process of dividend declarations. The board’s approval is crucial for such decisions, and without a full board, including a chairman, they may be delaying the announcement until the governance structure is stabilized.
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mufasa
#162 Posted : Thursday, October 31, 2024 12:18:14 PM
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The absence of book closure and payment dates for the Kengen dividend likely relates to the need for regulatory approvals or internal governance issues. A company that is in transition—like not having a chairman, can affect the timing and process of dividend declarations. The board’s approval is crucial for such decisions, and without a full board, including a chairman, they may be delaying the announcement until the governance structure is stabilized.
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mufasa
#163 Posted : Sunday, November 10, 2024 9:42:44 AM
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This is a polite notification/reminder to register for the upcoming KenGen PLC AGM Virtual AGM to be held on Nov 28, 2024.

Afterwards you can post a question and view the meeting documents.
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Kenyan Oracle
#164 Posted : Wednesday, November 13, 2024 6:00:50 PM
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mufasa wrote:
The absence of book closure and payment dates for the Kengen dividend likely relates to the need for regulatory approvals or internal governance issues. A company that is in transition—like not having a chairman, can affect the timing and process of dividend declarations. The board’s approval is crucial for such decisions, and without a full board, including a chairman, they may be delaying the announcement until the governance structure is stabilized.



KenGen Plc announced a first and final Dividend of Kes. 0.65 on 29-Oct-2024; Books Closure; 29-11-2024; Payment Date; 13-02-2025
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Ericsson
#165 Posted : Thursday, November 28, 2024 5:43:07 PM
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Kenyan Oracle wrote:
mufasa wrote:
The absence of book closure and payment dates for the Kengen dividend likely relates to the need for regulatory approvals or internal governance issues. A company that is in transition—like not having a chairman, can affect the timing and process of dividend declarations. The board’s approval is crucial for such decisions, and without a full board, including a chairman, they may be delaying the announcement until the governance structure is stabilized.



KenGen Plc announced a first and final Dividend of Kes. 0.65 on 29-Oct-2024; Books Closure; 29-11-2024; Payment Date; 13-02-2025



Dividend book closure was today 28 November 2024.AGM was today.
Tomorrow it starts trading ex-dividend.
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Ericsson
#166 Posted : Thursday, December 26, 2024 8:26:37 AM
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Half year results due out end of February will be interesting to see because of the sale of carbon credits.
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DtheK
#167 Posted : Friday, December 27, 2024 2:46:30 PM
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Will be interesting,
Carbon credits in the short term,
kenya power's improving liquidity is a plus too
(ability to clear past dues and more prompt payment).
further down the Olkaria SEZ,
and the Marsabit Wind power project in the long term.
Completion of regional power pool/networks is also a positive, it expands possible buyers beyond Kenya power.
Govt can always mess things up but looks a good deal right now.
stocksmaster
#168 Posted : Friday, December 27, 2024 7:40:30 PM
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DtheK wrote:
Will be interesting,
Carbon credits in the short term,
kenya power's improving liquidity is a plus too
(ability to clear past dues and more prompt payment).
further down the Olkaria SEZ,
and the Marsabit Wind power project in the long term.
Completion of regional power pool/networks is also a positive, it expands possible buyers beyond Kenya power.
Govt can always mess things up but looks a good deal right now.


All these positives and yet trading at a dividend yield of 18.7%! One of the stocks to watch in 2025.

Happy Hunting.
wukan
#169 Posted : Saturday, December 28, 2024 10:49:08 AM
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stocksmaster wrote:
DtheK wrote:
Will be interesting,
Carbon credits in the short term,
kenya power's improving liquidity is a plus too
(ability to clear past dues and more prompt payment).
further down the Olkaria SEZ,
and the Marsabit Wind power project in the long term.
Completion of regional power pool/networks is also a positive, it expands possible buyers beyond Kenya power.
Govt can always mess things up but looks a good deal right now.


All these positives and yet trading at a dividend yield of 18.7%! One of the stocks to watch in 2025.

Happy Hunting.


This one is capital intensive. Might just surprise you with a jumbo right issue. Not sure if the people who participated in the last rights have broken even.

Also, Kenya power does not treat them right compared with the IPPs despite producing the bulk of the supply.

I would want to own more but alert not to end up in a value trap. Wish they did another PIBO
Ericsson
#170 Posted : Saturday, December 28, 2024 1:11:48 PM
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DtheK wrote:
Will be interesting,
Carbon credits in the short term,
kenya power's improving liquidity is a plus too
(ability to clear past dues and more prompt payment).
further down the Olkaria SEZ,
and the Marsabit Wind power project in the long term.
Completion of regional power pool/networks is also a positive, it expands possible buyers beyond Kenya power.
Govt can always mess things up but looks a good deal right now.


Kenya is a great net importer of power.
Little chance,Kengen will benefit from the regional power pool
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