Indeed and what i've been looking for is un-folding. The capital is fully invested, time is all I have left

If KCB is the Lion, then Equity is the Masai Moran ;-)

The Eagle is flying much higher than the Lion so Equity will take longer to catch up with the Eagle...

That brings me back to good memory, you know I am a young old man.

The first KCB I bought in 2004 was 51 bob, it is like 5.1 bob of nowadays as it was before the 10:1 split in 2006.

Talk of history, but a sweet one. I know in years ahead KCB will give 5.1 bob dividend. You know very well I am a dividend man, otherwise I sale off and position in a better dividend yielding banking stock just as I left ARM to embrace BAMBURI early this year
My own is after I invest how much bob does it return to me relative to the purchase price ???

NB: While investing in KCB I did not need it to perform as good as Equity in terms of metrics like Cost to income, RoE, RoC. But now that I am done, I expect it to do so and surely the improvements are beginning to show. Moral of my story? 1.Invest in weakness 2.Grow in strength 3.Divest toward peak - A winning investment formula.

Mzee Young,

I concur with your observations. I will be surprised if Equity Bank pays 50% higher dividends than last year.