Did you open the pdf at the bottom of that link?

@Gordon Gekko & VVS:
Salaams. I'm a backbencher from the StocksKenya days and new to Wazua per se. I admire the initiative you guys are bringing to the forum and can attest to having been equally frustrated in my attempts to generate/compile NSE company info.

I have a similar spreadsheet that I started developing with a bigger picture in mind and was wondering if you guys would be interested in creating a collective shared resource of NSE date. Think of it as a one-stop shop for all NSE data dating back as far back as possible.

It would be a 'wikipedia venture i.e. by the community for the community. What do you guys think? My reasoning being "why stop at announcement dates when we could all have access to a single repository of information detailing past share prices, splits, rights issues, bonuses, P/E ratios etc." It would be the ultimate NSE investors' resource that could eventually expand into the region. With the help of the more experienced investors, they could assist with development to include more advanced investment parameters... Perhaps there could be income generation potential.

Let me know your thoughts.

Kenya Commercial Bank posted a 5 percent rise in 2009 pretax profit on Thursday and said it would raise 15 billion shillings in debt and equity to fund further expansion in the region.

"The funds are required to fund growth in Kenya and the other east African markets the bank operates in," Chief Executive Officer Martin Oduor-Otieno told an investor briefing.

He said the long-term funding plans had been approved by the bank's board, subject to regulatory and shareholder approval, and the aim was to raise the money during 2010.

Ranked the number one bank in Kenya by assets, KCB has operations spanning the region from Tanzania to South Sudan.

The bank said 2009 profit rose thanks to gains in net income, debt recoveries and a fall in provisions for bad loans.

Net income jumped 23 percent to 14 billion shillings. Profit before tax rose to 6.3 billion shillings from 6.01 billion shillings the previous year.

The bank maintained its dividend at 1 shilling per share

Last year KPLC announced results on 24 Feb 2010. I think KenGen & KPLC announce results around the same time... or wait for each other!