@Mukiha has at least 1% ownership in each of them!

Crocodile tears: If you can't assist me when I'm alive en you attend my funeral.

I don't see the thread that runs through them,other than the illiquidity of some of them and their earnings are hugely cyclical (an Half year EPS of Sh 10 might translate into a full year loss of Sh 30 per share).

Some of the above firms' Profits/earnings are suspect ... reclassification of assets,revaluation of biological assets,forex adjustments,deferred tax assets ....all leading to reduced losses/ incereased profitability while the cash flow says otherwise.

I say,add Kenya Re to that list

These are companies that are not in control of their business environ ment and have to rely on external factors to thrive.

COME ON MUKIHA,THE POT IS NOW BOILING


Me first,U next

They can pay dividends in British pounds,Kshs and Indian Rupees

Kakuzi - The company is controlled by Linton Park of the UK

Rea Vipingo Plantations Ltd- The controlling interest is today held by the Robinow family,who have a number of business interests in the United Kingdom as well as holding a controlling interest in REA Holdings PLC,a UK listed company with major oil palm plantation interests in Indonesia.

Sasini Tea & Coffee Ltd – owned by Sameer

Someone else continue ....