KCB raises interim dividend 50pc to Sh3 on higher profit

The lender will pay shareholders a total of Sh9.64 billion, up from the Sh2 per share paid in the same period last year...

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KCB Group has announced a 50% increase in its interim dividend to Sh3 per share for the six months ended June 2026, driven by a significant rise in earnings.

The bank's gross profit surged by 20.8% to Sh49.3 billion.
This payout will see shareholders receive a total of Sh9.64 billion.
CEO Paul Russo attributed the strong performance to the group's diversified business model and effective cost management.

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