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The Nairobi Securities Exchange opened the week with thin trading but key corporate actions and bond activity kept investors engaged.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange saw muted activity today, with institutional focus shifting to AIB bond issuances and upcoming dividends.
Understanding dividend yield requires looking beyond the headline number to payout quality, cash sustainability, and how the stock manages dividends.
A structured EABL deep dive covering FY24 pressure, HY25 recovery, margins, dividends, valuation context, and macro risks for Kenyan investors.
Severe data limitations cloud the NSE on 27 May 2026, but confirmed corporate actions offer tactical opportunities.
Energy stocks stole the show as KNRE surged 5.4%, while NCBA’s dividend payment looms. Here’s what moved the Nairobi bourse today.
Kenyan investors love high-dividend stocks, but what happens when one sector crashes? Spoiler: your portfolio takes a hit. Here’s how to spot and fix concentration risk before it burns you.
Safaricom surged 6.8% as dividend hunters piled in ahead of book closures. Meanwhile, KQ took a 4.6% hit—oil prices are frying its wings.
CIC led the charge with a 3.82% pop while TOTL got hit with a 1.79% reality check. Safaricom’s dividend season is stealing the spotlight—mark your calendars.
CGEN led the charge with a 4.7% surge, while FTGH took a 5.2% nosedive. Dividend season heats up as ABSA, SBIC, and BAT close books soon.
Dividend payouts are juicing up the market as CGEN jumps 9.6%. ABSA’s KES 1.85 final dividend is the star of the week—book closure looms.
COOP just dropped a 66.7% dividend hike—its biggest ever. But is the party sustainable, or is the bank dancing on a credit tightrope?