Kenyan Market Snapshot: April 24, 2026 — NBV jumps 2.84% as dividend season heats up
NBV led the charge with a 2.84% gain while EABL took a breather. Dividend season is in full swing—BAT’s KES 60 payout is just around the corner.
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NBV led the charge with a 2.84% gain while EABL took a breather. Dividend season is in full swing—BAT’s KES 60 payout is just around the corner.
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NBV flexed its gains like a gym bro at 5 AM while EABL took a breather. Dividend season is heating up—BAT’s KES 60 payout is just two weeks away.
The NSE took a breather today, with the NASI slipping 0.8% as heavyweights like Safaricom and KCB led the selloff. Turnover dipped to KES 1.2 billion, but a few counters still managed to shine.
NASI dips 0.3% but dividend hunters are sharpening their knives ahead of SCBK’s KES 23.00 payout. Turnover hits KES 448M as the market gears up for a blockbuster dividend season.
Equity Group flexes with a 1.33% gain while Kenya Airways takes a 9.41% nosedive. Dividend season heats up—mark April 30!
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The NSE All Share Index slipped 0.4% as Safaricom’s 1.8% decline offset gains in mid-caps. Turnover fell 12% to KES 2.1 billion amid thin activity.
The NSE All Share Index slipped 0.4% as profit-taking weighed on blue chips. Bond turnover surged to KES 4.43 billion, led by the 10-year FXD1/2024/10Yr at KES 124.54 million.
KCB Group delivered FY2025 net profit of KES 68.35 billion, a 10.6% increase, while maintaining a 16.7% NPL ratio. Regional expansion and cost discipline underpin the bank’s 21.4% ROE.
The NSE All Share Index retreated 0.8% as profit-taking weighed on blue chips. Turnover surged 18% to KES 3.2 billion amid mixed corporate action.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange slipped 0.4% as Safaricom dragged the NASI to 189.23. Turnover surged 28% to KES 2.1 billion amid mixed sector performance.