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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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Bank of Kigali first half pre tax profits fall by 3% to $24mn Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 13,472 Location: nairobi
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Ericsson wrote:Bank of Kigali first half pre tax profits fall by 3% to $24mn Not a good sign.. But drop is marginal
HF 428,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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.@BankofKigali cross-listed stock at NSE shed 9.92% to close at 22.70, trading 1,000,000 shares. Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 4/8/2019 Posts: 33
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Nifiche wrote:Sir invest wrote:Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!...........be warned that 1 Bob the much you can earn as dividend from BK for the next 5 years per share bought at Ksh.30. This stock has been a consistent dividend payer returns averaging 4.5% past five years. 2013: dividend RWF 11.10 share price at results date RWF 330 [3,36% / 3,20% after tax] 2014: dividend RWF 16.33 share price at results date RWF 294 [5.55% / 5.23% after tax] 2015: dividend RWF 12.15 share price at results date RWF 280 [4.34% / 4.12% after tax] 2016: dividend RWF 12.30 share price at results date RWF 243 [5.06% / 4.81% after tax] 2017: dividend RWF 13.87 share price at results date RWF 295 [4.70% / 4.47% after tax] 2018: dividend RWF 12.20 share price at results date RWF 275 [4.40% / 4.21% after tax] FY2019 results (dividend payout drops to 35% of net income): Total Operating Income up 16.3% to RWF 121bn Loans and Advances up 19.3% to RWF 678bn Customer Deposits up 20.8% to RWF 642bn Net Interest Income up 25% to RWF 94.8bn Total Operating Expenses up 1.9% to RWF 51bn Profit Before Tax up 22.3% to RWF 52.1bn Profit After Tax up 36.3% to RWF 37.3bn Basic EPS: RWF 41.4 Dividend: RWF 14.40 https://www.bk.rw/files/...-audited-q4-and-fy-2019
Question is, will banks in Africa borrow a leaf from their EU counterparts and cancel dividend payouts?  If you think you can you're right; if you think you can't you're right.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/10/2014 Posts: 953 Location: Kenya
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Nifiche wrote:Nifiche wrote:Sir invest wrote:Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!...........be warned that 1 Bob the much you can earn as dividend from BK for the next 5 years per share bought at Ksh.30. This stock has been a consistent dividend payer returns averaging 4.5% past five years. 2013: dividend RWF 11.10 share price at results date RWF 330 [3,36% / 3,20% after tax] 2014: dividend RWF 16.33 share price at results date RWF 294 [5.55% / 5.23% after tax] 2015: dividend RWF 12.15 share price at results date RWF 280 [4.34% / 4.12% after tax] 2016: dividend RWF 12.30 share price at results date RWF 243 [5.06% / 4.81% after tax] 2017: dividend RWF 13.87 share price at results date RWF 295 [4.70% / 4.47% after tax] 2018: dividend RWF 12.20 share price at results date RWF 275 [4.40% / 4.21% after tax] FY2019 results (dividend payout drops to 35% of net income): Total Operating Income up 16.3% to RWF 121bn Loans and Advances up 19.3% to RWF 678bn Customer Deposits up 20.8% to RWF 642bn Net Interest Income up 25% to RWF 94.8bn Total Operating Expenses up 1.9% to RWF 51bn Profit Before Tax up 22.3% to RWF 52.1bn Profit After Tax up 36.3% to RWF 37.3bn Basic EPS: RWF 41.4 Dividend: RWF 14.40 https://www.bk.rw/files/...-audited-q4-and-fy-2019
Question is, will banks in Africa borrow a leaf from their EU counterparts and cancel dividend payouts? A number of small ones may be forced to pay small dividends or cut completely. NPLs will deteriorate capital. However, larger banks with bigger capital buffers may survive. In Kenya they just came from an era of interest rate caps and stringent NPLs allocations so most of the loans are secured and come from pretty stable businesses/individuals. There will be some shock but with enough capital buffers dividend cuts will not be a must.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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Nifiche wrote:Nifiche wrote:Sir invest wrote:Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!...........be warned that 1 Bob the much you can earn as dividend from BK for the next 5 years per share bought at Ksh.30. This stock has been a consistent dividend payer returns averaging 4.5% past five years. 2013: dividend RWF 11.10 share price at results date RWF 330 [3,36% / 3,20% after tax] 2014: dividend RWF 16.33 share price at results date RWF 294 [5.55% / 5.23% after tax] 2015: dividend RWF 12.15 share price at results date RWF 280 [4.34% / 4.12% after tax] 2016: dividend RWF 12.30 share price at results date RWF 243 [5.06% / 4.81% after tax] 2017: dividend RWF 13.87 share price at results date RWF 295 [4.70% / 4.47% after tax] 2018: dividend RWF 12.20 share price at results date RWF 275 [4.40% / 4.21% after tax] FY2019 results (dividend payout drops to 35% of net income): Total Operating Income up 16.3% to RWF 121bn Loans and Advances up 19.3% to RWF 678bn Customer Deposits up 20.8% to RWF 642bn Net Interest Income up 25% to RWF 94.8bn Total Operating Expenses up 1.9% to RWF 51bn Profit Before Tax up 22.3% to RWF 52.1bn Profit After Tax up 36.3% to RWF 37.3bn Basic EPS: RWF 41.4 Dividend: RWF 14.40 https://www.bk.rw/files/...-audited-q4-and-fy-2019
Question is, will banks in Africa borrow a leaf from their EU counterparts and cancel dividend payouts? Conversion to ksh. divide by 9 Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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https://www.bloomberg.co...t-drop-on-virus-fallout
Reason for high volume being traded and share price decline Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 4/8/2019 Posts: 33
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Nifiche wrote:FY2019 results (dividend payout drops to 35% of net income): Total Operating Income up 16.3% to RWF 121bn Loans and Advances up 19.3% to RWF 678bn Customer Deposits up 20.8% to RWF 642bn Net Interest Income up 25% to RWF 94.8bn Total Operating Expenses up 1.9% to RWF 51bn Profit Before Tax up 22.3% to RWF 52.1bn Profit After Tax up 36.3% to RWF 37.3bn Basic EPS: RWF 41.4 Dividend: RWF 14.40 https://www.bk.rw/files/...-audited-q4-and-fy-2019
Question is, will banks in Africa borrow a leaf from their EU counterparts and cancel dividend payouts? Proposed dividend passed at AGM 'despite a difficult outlook for the year 2020'. Disbursement is however subject to approval by the BNR. https://www.ktpress.rw/2...dends-upon-bnr-approval/If you think you can you're right; if you think you can't you're right.
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/9/2010 Posts: 320 Location: kenya
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This counter has been suspended today. Anyone with the circular indicating so or reason from nse. Work hard at your job and you can make a living. Work hard on yourself and you can make a fortune.
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 4/8/2019 Posts: 33
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Nifiche wrote:Nifiche wrote:FY2019 results (dividend payout drops to 35% of net income): Total Operating Income up 16.3% to RWF 121bn Loans and Advances up 19.3% to RWF 678bn Customer Deposits up 20.8% to RWF 642bn Net Interest Income up 25% to RWF 94.8bn Total Operating Expenses up 1.9% to RWF 51bn Profit Before Tax up 22.3% to RWF 52.1bn Profit After Tax up 36.3% to RWF 37.3bn Basic EPS: RWF 41.4 Dividend: RWF 14.40 https://www.bk.rw/files/...-audited-q4-and-fy-2019
Question is, will banks in Africa borrow a leaf from their EU counterparts and cancel dividend payouts? Proposed dividend passed at AGM 'despite a difficult outlook for the year 2020'. Disbursement is however subject to approval by the BNR. https://www.ktpress.rw/2...ends-upon-bnr-approval/ --- "...As recommended by the Regulator BNR, the dividend payment for 2019 is deferred to 2021 when the uncertainties arising from the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on liquidity will have been moderated." If you think you can you're right; if you think you can't you're right.
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 3/4/2010 Posts: 67 Location: Nairobi
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Could you please provide a link for the dividend deferring to 2021
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 4/8/2019 Posts: 33
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detomweri wrote:Could you please provide a link for the dividend deferring to 2021 @detomweri. See the corporate news section at the end of the daily market report: https://rse.rw/IMG/pdf/r...esday_03rd_june_2020.pdfIf you think you can you're right; if you think you can't you're right.
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/14/2014 Posts: 288 Location: nairobi
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the counter is still falling, touched kes 13.5 today I find satisfaction in owning great business,not trading them
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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target1360 wrote:the counter is still falling, touched kes 13.5 today Have you checked the volumes being traded Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 4/8/2019 Posts: 33
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BK Group Plc audited financial results for the period ended 31st December 2020: -Net Income = RWF 38.4 billion [+3.0% y-o-y] https://bk.rw/files/pres...ited-q4-fy-2020-results
"The Board of Directors reinterates that the dividends of FRw 14.4 per ordinary share as approved in the AGM on 20th May 2020 will be disbursed immediately after Central Bank approval. Consequently, Directors do not recomend any dividend distribution in respect of FY 2020 to preserve liquidity and capital."  If you think you can you're right; if you think you can't you're right.
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 8/1/2019 Posts: 85
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Nifiche wrote:Nifiche wrote:Sir invest wrote:Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!Kenyans!...........be warned that 1 Bob the much you can earn as dividend from BK for the next 5 years per share bought at Ksh.30. This stock has been a consistent dividend payer returns averaging 4.5% past five years. 2013: dividend RWF 11.10 share price at results date RWF 330 [3,36% / 3,20% after tax] 2014: dividend RWF 16.33 share price at results date RWF 294 [5.55% / 5.23% after tax] 2015: dividend RWF 12.15 share price at results date RWF 280 [4.34% / 4.12% after tax] 2016: dividend RWF 12.30 share price at results date RWF 243 [5.06% / 4.81% after tax] 2017: dividend RWF 13.87 share price at results date RWF 295 [4.70% / 4.47% after tax] 2018: dividend RWF 12.20 share price at results date RWF 275 [4.40% / 4.21% after tax] FY2019 results (dividend payout drops to 35% of net income): Total Operating Income up 16.3% to RWF 121bn Loans and Advances up 19.3% to RWF 678bn Customer Deposits up 20.8% to RWF 642bn Net Interest Income up 25% to RWF 94.8bn Total Operating Expenses up 1.9% to RWF 51bn Profit Before Tax up 22.3% to RWF 52.1bn Profit After Tax up 36.3% to RWF 37.3bn Basic EPS: RWF 41.4 Dividend: RWF 14.40 https://www.bk.rw/files/...-audited-q4-and-fy-2019
Question is, will banks in Africa borrow a leaf from their EU counterparts and cancel dividend payouts? Dividend payout was revised upwards to 50% of earnings and there is a possibility of a special dividend in FY ‘21 although not confirmed yet. https://bk.rw/files/anal...apital-report-june-2021
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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Why Bank of Kigali is out to reinforce its base in NairobiBank of Kigali recently touched a 52-week high of Sh40 per share, making it the sixth premium stock among 11 lenders listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE). Since cross-listing in Nairobi in 2018 the lender has attracted a lot of foreign interest. In an interview with the Business Daily, Bank of Kigali CEO Diane Karusisi discusses the lender’s strategy to tap Kenyan investors and play in the regional market. BANK OF KIGALI RECORDED SIGNIFICANT UPLIFT IN PROFITS. HAS THIS PERFORMANCE CAUSED AN UPTICK OF TRADING AT THE NSE?We are happy with the performance BK Group Plc has had on the NSE thus far. When we cross-listed on the NSE in 2018, the share price was Sh33.
We've seen this price go as low as Sh12 in 2020, during the Covid-19's toughest times. We were delighted to see the price rise to Sh40 just recently. This is an indication that the Kenyan market is aware of the Group's performance and want to be part of the story.SINCE LISTING IN NAIROBI, HAS THE BANK ACHIEVED ITS GOAL TO ATTRACT FOREIGN INVESTOR INTEREST?Attracting foreign investor interest is a journey— being listed on the NSE has enabled foreign investors who previously had custody issues on the RSE [Rwanda Stock Exchange] become shareholders.
The focus now is to push trade volumes and increase visibility on the Kenyan market as we see huge potential.
KENYAN BANKS HAVE MADE A STRONG PLAY OF GROWING THEIR REGIONAL PRESENCE. DOES BANK OF KIGALI HAVE PLANS TO PLAY IN THE REGIONAL SPACE?We are focused on the Rwandan market for now — we only have 36 percent banked population in Rwanda and therefore we believe there is still lots to do at home.
Once we have our population banked, we will consider growing regionally.HAVE THE KENYAN ACQUISITIONS SUCH AS KCB’S PURCHASE OF BPR CHALLENGED BANK OF KIGALI’S MARKET SHARE IN RWANDA ESPECIALLY THE RETAIL SPACE?The KCB and BPR merger has not challenged our market share — we remain the market leader on all key metrics. We welcome this merger and believe it will be good for the market.
We look forward to working together especially on syndication for big projects. Bank of Kigali recently approved an SME strategy that we hope will strengthen our position in this space. While KCB and BPR are strong in the SME sector, we are seeing how we can increase business through our branches.WHAT ARE THE BANK’S PLANS FOR THE KENYAN MARKET?The Group cross-listed in 2018 on the NSE after meeting many potential investors telling us about their interest in the Group but they had custody issues with the RSE. Listing on the NSE allowed fungibility on both markets and made it easy for shareholders to acquire shares.
We are reinforcing our Representative office in Nairobi to focus on our regional and international shareholders with an aim to improve liquidity. We are putting focus on investor relations to improve our visibility beyond the region.HOW CAN BUSINESSES IN THE EAC TAP MORE OPPORTUNITIES IN REGIONAL INTEGRATION?Regional integration can lead to substantial economic gains. Regional integration allows us to improve market efficiency, share the costs of public goods or large infrastructure projects, reap other non-economic benefits, such as peace and security.
However, we must be careful with the risks to regional integration which need to be identified and well managed. In the EAC we could prioritise connectivity, transport, ICT and energy infrastructure.HOW CAN BANK OF KIGALI FACILITATE INVESTORS SETTING UP IN RWANDA?Earlier this year, Rwanda was subjected to a new law on investment promotion and facilitation (“New Investment Code”) repealing the law that was in force since 2015.
This new law brings about a set of new investment incentives mainly geared at enhancing Rwanda's competitiveness, attract cross-border investments, new businesses and financial institutions to operate across the African continent and beyond through the newly set up Kigali International Financial Centre (KIFC).
The first striking change under the New Investment Code relates to the new priority economic sectors such as mining (activities relating to mineral exploration), construction (operation of specialised innovation parks or specialized industrial parks), transport, logistics and electric mobility.
Another important change under the New Investment Code relates to varied tax incentives that have been introduced.
These include preferential corporate income tax rate of three percent applicable to pure holding companies; Tax incentives for entities established by philanthropic investors; preferential withholding tax rate of five percent on dividends and interest paid on securities listed on the RSE; preferential withholding tax rate of 10 percent on interest paid on foreign loans, dividends, royalties, and service fees.https://www.businessdail...-base-in-nairobi-3568634Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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The bank has released Q3 results. Profit after tax up 32.9% to $36.6mn or Ksh.4.1bn Net loans and advances up 20.4% to ksh.107.5bn Customer deposits up 19.9% to ksh.100.8bn Total assets jumped 28.5% to ksh.171.5bn Market share at 32% Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 13,472 Location: nairobi
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Ericsson wrote:The bank has released Q3 results.
Profit after tax up 32.9% to $36.6mn or Ksh.4.1bn
Net loans and advances up 20.4% to ksh.107.5bn
Customer deposits up 19.9% to ksh.100.8bn
Total assets jumped 28.5% to ksh.171.5bn
Market share at 32% BK remains market leader in RW. With KCB purchase of BPR, now KCB rises to number 2 in RW
HF 428,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,636 Location: NAIROBI
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obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:The bank has released Q3 results.
Profit after tax up 32.9% to $36.6mn or Ksh.4.1bn
Net loans and advances up 20.4% to ksh.107.5bn
Customer deposits up 19.9% to ksh.100.8bn
Total assets jumped 28.5% to ksh.171.5bn
Market share at 32% BK remains market leader in RW. With KCB purchase of BPR, now KCB rises to number 2 in RW BK have become fearful because of the anticipated competition from BPR (KCB owned) Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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