Kenya’s East African Breweries said net profit for the year through June rose 6 percent to 8.5 billion Kenyan shillings ($81.89 million), helped by reduced operating costs and a slight rise in sales.

The brewer, controlled by Britain’s Diageo, said in a statement on Thursday that net sales rose 2 percent, while it saved 2.3 billion shillings in operating costs in the period.

net sales in Kenya – which makes up about 70 percent of its profits – were up 4 percent despite higher excise duty and drought-induced inflation. Sales in Uganda rose 7 percent and shrunk 12 percent in Tanzania.

The EABL declared a final dividend of Sh5.5 per share, raising the total payout for the year to Sh7.5 per share.

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EABL FY;
*Kenya contributed 74% of EABL's total sales.
*Uganda revenue +7%
*Tanzania revenue -12%

cashflow position?

Thats a positive and healthy cash flow.These guys are definitely good at managing debts.