I’m Ken, a software engineer and investment analyst based in Nairobi. I work, on a part-time basis, at EEI; building user-facing technologies and analysing public companies’ financial statements.
Every so often, a unique opportunity arises in the stock market—a moment when getting in at the right time can truly pay off. While the saying goes that 'time in the market beats timing the market', there are rare exceptions to this rule. Over the past 4-5 months, Kenyan stocks have been trading at bargain prices as many investors flocked to the safety of bonds. But the tide is turning, and the buzz is building—investors are eyeing the stock market once again. In this article, I’ll walk you through 5 compelling reasons why now might be the perfect time to dive into Kenyan stocks. Don’t miss out.
Absa's grew net profits by 29%, an impressive rate considering the headwinds faced in the market. They've announced a dividend of KES 0.2 per share, this is good news for all investors and is the primary reason we all do it. The loan book shrank by half a percent and NPLs are up 22%, other than that the company reported good results.
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