Bank of Baroda and Barclays posted three and two per cent rise in earnings, respectively.
Diamond Trust Bank which posted a 10 per cent growth in income
Co-operative and Equity earnings both grew by eight per cent.
I&M has reported 18 per cent growth in net profit for the nine months ended September
Bank of Africa recorded 736 per cent increase in profit to Sh62 million, the best performance in the sector
Guardian Bank earnings grew by 274 per cent to Sh420 million.
CfC Stanbic bank profit during the period grew by 47 per cent to Sh4.7 billion
Standard Chartered posted a 34 per cent growth to Sh6.3 billion while Kenya Commercial Bank’s earnings surged 20 per cent to Sh18 billion.

Friday is payment date for KCB interim dividend

I hope @Obiero has got the message

I don't celebrate dividends.. Actually sometimes I sell to the run up of cum dividend if the price is right.. I'm a trader, not an investor

This is a KCB thread dear old man.. I'm a shareholder at KCB na kesho nanyonya dividend. What about ARM, UNGA, KK?

For kcb,dont check your account on friday.There will be nothing.
On monday,go to the atm with a shopping list coz it will be their.

True but on the same breathe
EABL EPS=7.50
KCB EPS=7.90

Price
EABL=170
KCB =39


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Serengeti , SAB & TBL fiasco will be their undoing. I had shares here too until this fiasco. I loved the moat this company carries.

Housing Finance sinks further into loss territory

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/companies/HF-sinks-into-Sh332m-loss-as-UBA-profit-up-three/4003102-4874868-1s0v8oz/index.html
Mortgage financier HF Group sunk into a Sh332 million net loss in the nine months ended September, weighed down by reduced lending and loan defaults, on a day when Nigerian-owned UBA Bank reported a three-fold increase third quarter after-tax profit to Sh52.2 million.
HF Group made a net profit of Sh159.7 million during the same period last year. The mortgage lender’s stock of gross non-performing loans rose 10.3 per cent to Sh8.9 billion while its loan book shrunk 11.2 per cent to Sh45.4 billion. This saw total interest income decline 14.1 per cent to Sh4.6 billion.