On another slide I have seen the projected PBT for 2010-11 is Kshs 6.061 B. That's an 7.6% increase. That implies that in the subsequent 4 years the increase in PBT will slow down to 15.5%. Why?

I accept that KPLC will be getting deeper into the clutches of GoK, and will therefore become less profit oriented. All the same , I can't help but think that the financial projections on these slides are off the mark. They are way out of sync with the other metrics.

Let's wait for the IM so that we can interrogate this further.

This MD needs to go back to the drawing board. That PBT cannot be right.

@Mwanahisa

The government had more control in KPLC when they had preferential shares that the scenario envisaged. In any case the government had always had control of the company from Gichuru's time to present. Like someone pointed, the essence of the gova having 50.1% shareholding is to enable KPLC access cheaper loans.

.....leta complete link sir

@tupac - You don't need to babysit... Kwani, jamaa can't google or just go the website? [I did so after seeing your post]