Kenya Power Increases Dividends After Posting Ksh 14.8B Profit in Six Months

For the six months ending December 31, 2025, Kenya Power reported a profit before taxes of Ksh14.83 billion, up Ksh769 million from Ksh14.06 billion in the corresponding previous period...

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Kenya Power has announced a significant increase in its interim dividend to Ksh0.30, following a robust profit before tax of Ksh14.83 billion for the six months ending December 31, 2025. This strong financial performance comes amidst efforts to balance operational costs, service reliability, and returns for consumers.

Kenya Power’s profit before taxes rose to Ksh14.83 billion, an increase of Ksh769 million from the previous period.
Electricity sales revenue grew by 6.9 percent to Ksh114.87 billion, driven by increased demand and improved national distribution efficiency.
An interim dividend of Ksh0.30 per share will be paid around March 27, 2026, reflecting the company’s strengthened balance sheet and reduced borrowings.

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