Mwalimu Sacco Profit Jumps 76.3% as Asset Base Hits KSh 76.3Bn
Mwalimu National DT Sacco, Kenya's largest Sacco by assets, reported a 76.3% jump in surplus to 1.27Bn for the year ended 31 December 2025, its strongest result since 2020. Net interest income grew 11.0% to 3.53Bn while loans and advances expanded 19.3% to 56.3Bn. Administrative expenses rose 17.7% to 3.00Bn and impairment charges climbed 5.4% to 960.3M. The Sacco held its dividend at 13% and raised interest on deposits by 5 basis points to 10.05%. Total assets closed at 76.3Bn, up 10.8% year-on-year.
Stima Sacco Closes in on Mwalimu Sacco as Asset Base Crosses KSh 75Bn
Stima DT Sacco reported FY2025 results with assets rising to KSh 75.38 Bn, placing the cooperative just behind sector leader Mwalimu National Sacco at KSh 76.3 Bn.Sidian Bank Bets on SACCOs as it Plots Rapid Growth
Sidian Bank Chief Executive Officer Chege Thumbi has said that deepening the lender's engagement with SACCOs has been a key engine driving the bank’s rapid growth
The Full List of 176 Back-Office Savings and Credit Saccos Authorised to Operate in 2026
The Full List of the 176 Licensed Deposit-Taking Saccos in 2026
SASRA has kept the regulated footprint stable at 176 deposit-takers, signalling continuity in a tightly supervised sectorFive Saccos Put on Credit-Only Status as Two Exit
Kenya's Sacco regulator has placed five Saccos on conditionally restricted, credit-only status for 2026, barring them from taking any new deposits and subjecting them to tighter supervisory conditionsSACCO Moves to Recover KSh 108.8mn from Insolvent KUSCCO
A Christian-based SACCO has obtained court orders to auction the movable assets of the KUSCCO to recover KSh108.8 million in unpaid deposits.SACCOs’ Assets Grow By Double-Digits, But Bad Loans Soar
Sacco Regulator Clears New Saccos as Sector Tightens Compliance Rules
Sasra has licensed a new batch of Saccos to operate, as the regulatory body moves to balance its dual mandates to expand the sector while protecting members’ contributions35 SACCOs Risk Sanctions as Regulator Escalates Anti-Money Laundering Crackdown
Thirty-five savings and credit cooperatives (SACCOs) are staring at possible sanctions after failing to register with the Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) as required under new anti-money laundering regulations. SASRA noted: “A [...]SACCOs Face KSh 3.5bn in Unremitted Funds from Employers
Kenya’s regulated savings and credit cooperatives (SACCOs) are facing renewed financial strain as non-remitted funds owed by employers jumped to KSh 3.49 billion in 2024, up from KSh 2.59 billion [...]Kenya's Saccos Cross KSh 1 Trillion in Combined Assets
Kenyans are saving in, and borrowing more from, Saccos than ever before, pushing the sector’s assets past KSh1 trillion by the end of 2024, but the sector is grappling with [...]
