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    Markets Summary Last Week, Upcoming Events

    Harry
    By Harry Njuguna
    - May 19, 2025
    - May 19, 2025
    Markets
    Markets Summary Last Week, Upcoming Events

    This NSE Market Recap shows a strong rebound, with the NASI jumping +5.83% to 134.27, the highest since September 2022. Market cap crossed KSh 2.1T, backed by KSh 246.14M in foreign net inflows — the first since early April.

    Top Gainers% Gain Top Losers% Loss
    🟢 Sanlam Kenya▲ +26.87%🔴 Unga Group▼ –8.75%
    🟢 Nation Media Group▲ +21.46%🔴 ScanGroup▼ –6.96%
    🟢 Longhorn Publishers▲ +19.17%🔴 TP Serena▼ –6.54%
    NSE Tope Gainers and Losers, Week 20 of 2025.
    IndicatorPrevious WeekCurrent WeekWoW % Change
    NSE 202,109.292,195.93+4.11%
    NSE 253,395.773,587.30+5.64%
    NASI126.87134.27+5.83%
    NSE 101,285.491,369.91+6.57%
    Market Cap (KSh Bn)1,994.142,112.06+5.91%
    Volume (Mn Shares)100.34162.73+62.18%
    Equity Turnover (KSh Mn)1,7903,247+81.47%
    NSE Week 20 of 2025 Market Performance indicators

    The T-Bills auction saw strong demand, with KSh 37.41B bid against KSh 24B on offer — an oversubscription of 155%. The 364-day paper drew the bulk of interest, taking in KSh 24.02B.

    Yields remained steady:

    • •91-day – 8.37%
    • •182-day – 8.58%
    • •364-day – 10.00%

    The 364-day yield has now held just above 10% for months — last dipping below that mark on December 19, 2022, highlighting sustained high borrowing costs. The next auction is set for May 23, 2025.

    The Kenyan Wallstreet
    CBK Treasury Bills Rates January1, 2021 to May 19,2025. Data Source: CBK

    Earnings Watch

    Several financial institutions reported Q1 results during the week:

    • •Co-operative Bank posted a KSh 6.93 billion net profit in Q1 2025, up +5.3% YoY, buoyed by a 21.7% rise in net interest income.
    • •Sidian Bank delivered a surprise with a +250% jump in profit to KSh 556.9 million, driven by strong interest and non-interest income growth.
    • •TPS Serena Hotels declared its first dividend since 2018, after posting a KSh 1.3 billion FY2024 net profit, boosted by forex gains and revenue growth.
    • •Airtel Africa reported $994 million in mobile money revenue, closing in on the $1B milestone despite currency depreciation in key markets like Nigeria and Zambia.

    Several listed companies hit significant historical price levels:

    • •NSE PLC closed at KSh 7.50 (May 15) — its highest since October 26, 2022
    • •Sasini fell to KSh 14.00 (May 12) — a 10-year low, last seen on March 27, 2015
    • •Williamson Tea touched KSh 200.00 intraday (May 16) — the lowest since December 19, 2023
    • •Nairobi Business Ventures (NBV) dropped to KSh 1.76, falling below its pre-October 2020 suspension level
    The Kenyan Wallstreet
    Sasini Tea and Coffee Share price drops to a 10-Year Low of KSh 14.00 on 12 May 2025.

    Listed advertising conglomerate WPP Scangroup issued a material announcement that its flagship agency, Ogilvy Africa, had lost Airtel Africa as a client.


    Key Corporate Events – Week of May 20, 2025

    DateCompany(s)Event
    May 20Equity, Absa, Co-opQ1 Results & Briefings
    May 21KCB, StanChartQ1 Results
    NSE, Family BankAGMs + Dividend Book Closure (NSE)
    May 22NCBA, KCB, Absa, I&MQ1 Results, AGMs, Dividend Payments
    May 23Equity, BAT, DTB, Liberty, Limuru TeaDividend Book Closures + AGMs

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