Results 10 days after end of year? That would be a first.

VVS, qw has 'misplaced' the link to the results.
He'll post it as soon as he finds it (maybe in little more than a month or 2. Hey, I'm only guessing here)

Anyway, I have never been in doubt that the KPLC share is a great investment. With Kenya continuing its rapid industrialisation, more power is needed. Plus as incomes rise, more residential homes will get connected. KPLC was supposed to slightly beat its target of 200,000 homes connected.
But I'm still going to wait for the completion of the restructuring.
By the way, with the EAC Customs union in place, can KPLC 'export' electricity to, say Tanzania? Or is it already exporting? Anyone?

@ youcanstopusnow,

What KPLC needs to do first is to import power from south African countries.

There are plans to put up a grid line from the south through TZ and finally to Kenya. You can call it the "TEAMS of energy"

Importing from "Southern Africa" is unlikely unless the dams/turbines along Zambezi/Victoria Falls are re-engineered.

Zambia needs more electricity
S.Africa needs more electricity
Zimbabwe has HUGE potential but it will grow after mugabe dies
Tanzania has huge potential but they hate Kenya
Uganda has its own needs unless they can really boost production

Kenya is on its own...

Ethiopia is a potential source BUT they want to dam River Omo which would destroy the beautiful Jade Sea

Kenya needs to develop Geothermal Power (asap) + Nuclear Power in the next 10-20 years...