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SACCO's end year results - Dividend Rates comparison
Boris Boyka
#61 Posted : Tuesday, July 29, 2014 11:56:33 AM
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Stract_Consulting wrote:
Boris Boyka wrote:
Excerpts of Financials from Ukulima sacco.

1. Total Assets. 7,321,315,578
2. Members Deposits. 5,514,465,939
3. Loans and Advances to Members. 5,624,702,557
4. Investments. 25,711,632
5. Core Capital. 450,590,326
6. Share capital. 247,081,489
7. Institutional capital. 203,508,838
8. Total Revenue. 798,396,268
9. Total Interest Income. 713,834,920

Anyone explain to me no. 4,5,6 & 7. and their sources as I understand
Share capital = Represents your ownership of the SACCO, It is not withdrable, if you decide on leaving the SACCO you have to transfer/sell them to someone else. The share-capital
takes care of the infrastructure like seats,
computers, cars, buildings, etc.
Deposits = Money that you demand and is paid back to you within the limits stated on the by-laws of the SACCO when you decide on leaving the SACCO. Membership is about 32000 and the shares per person is 5000/- (it was raised from 2000/-)
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4. Investments. 25,711,632 - - Refers to investment held by a sacco for example shares bought from NSE listed companies or others such as shares held with KUSCO

5. Core Capital. 450,590,326 - This is the sum of share capital and institutional capital

6. Share capital. 247,081,489 Is as you have described above.

7. Institutional capital. 203,508,838 - Institutional capital is basically accumulated reserves from retained earnings that no member of the SACCO can claim

Thanks @Stract. one more so who claims the institutional capital given the share capital caters for the things I mentioned above?
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Stract_Consulting
#62 Posted : Tuesday, July 29, 2014 3:39:26 PM
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Boris Boyka wrote:
Stract_Consulting wrote:
Boris Boyka wrote:
Excerpts of Financials from Ukulima sacco.

1. Total Assets. 7,321,315,578
2. Members Deposits. 5,514,465,939
3. Loans and Advances to Members. 5,624,702,557
4. Investments. 25,711,632
5. Core Capital. 450,590,326
6. Share capital. 247,081,489
7. Institutional capital. 203,508,838
8. Total Revenue. 798,396,268
9. Total Interest Income. 713,834,920

Anyone explain to me no. 4,5,6 & 7. and their sources as I understand
Share capital = Represents your ownership of the SACCO, It is not withdrable, if you decide on leaving the SACCO you have to transfer/sell them to someone else. The share-capital
takes care of the infrastructure like seats,
computers, cars, buildings, etc.
Deposits = Money that you demand and is paid back to you within the limits stated on the by-laws of the SACCO when you decide on leaving the SACCO. Membership is about 32000 and the shares per person is 5000/- (it was raised from 2000/-)
Thanks



4. Investments. 25,711,632 - - Refers to investment held by a sacco for example shares bought from NSE listed companies or others such as shares held with KUSCO

5. Core Capital. 450,590,326 - This is the sum of share capital and institutional capital

6. Share capital. 247,081,489 Is as you have described above.

7. Institutional capital. 203,508,838 - Institutional capital is basically accumulated reserves from retained earnings that no member of the SACCO can claim

Thanks @Stract. one more so who claims the institutional capital given the share capital caters for the things I mentioned above?


No one claim to it directly. However,as members who own the SACCO, they cumulatively own it. Look at it this way, this was profits that instead of it being paid out to members as dividends or interest, it was retained to assist the SACCO to carry out finance its operations such as open a new branch.
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wajuguna
#63 Posted : Tuesday, August 26, 2014 6:11:26 PM
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Stima Sacco returned 12% on shares and 11% on savings for 2013. Have done exactly that the last three years. Great performance for members' investment.
Nairobiguy
#64 Posted : Sunday, March 01, 2015 12:12:57 AM
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wajuguna wrote:
Stima Sacco returned 12% on shares and 11% on savings for 2013. Have done exactly that the last three years. Great performance for members' investment.


It is that time of the year again, AGMs all over the place. Lets share the info on dividends and see which Saccos/Investment Companies are giving their members value for money.

Kimisitu Sacco had their AGM yesterday and maintained dividends on member deposits at 10.5% Applause (same as last year). Dividends declared on share capital is 40% but 100% of this to be capitalized - this is to meet SASRA regulations since they plan to start a FOSA.
Euge
#65 Posted : Wednesday, March 11, 2015 7:01:54 PM
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UN Sacco 20% on share capital and 10% on savings
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Angelica _ann
#66 Posted : Wednesday, March 11, 2015 7:34:11 PM
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Kenya bankers sacco anyone? @Banker?
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tkzee
#67 Posted : Thursday, March 12, 2015 12:48:30 PM
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UN Sacco-10% interest on deposits & 20% Dividends
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KondooEconomist
#68 Posted : Thursday, March 12, 2015 1:35:26 PM
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Stima's AGM is on 10th April 2015
murchr
#69 Posted : Wednesday, March 18, 2015 11:38:12 PM
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KondooEconomist wrote:
Stima's AGM is on 10th April 2015


EMPLOYEES in the energy sector are eyeing lucrative multi-million power generation projects, with Stima Investment Cooperative Society announcing plans to buy 40 per cent stake in a local wind power project.

Stima whose asset portfolio is dominated by real estate properties, yesterday embarked on raising Sh240 million to acquire part of Oldonyat Wind Power Project located in Ngong Hills. Each interested member will contribute a minimum of Sh35,000 to buy shares in the project estimated at Sh600 million.

- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.k...irm#sthash.lI2msWkT.dpuf
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Ericsson
#70 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2015 6:54:22 PM
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How did Stima Sacco perform financially in 2014 now that the date of the AGM is already out
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#71 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2015 8:31:27 PM
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Mwalimu Sacco 11.15% on deposits
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#72 Posted : Monday, March 30, 2015 1:31:46 PM
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UNAITAS pays 8% of Investment Shares
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#73 Posted : Tuesday, February 16, 2016 6:41:05 PM
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Safaricom Sacco

The AGM will be held on Feb 20th.
Interest on members’ deposits-weighted average = 9%
Dividends rate on share capital (weighted average)= 12%
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#74 Posted : Tuesday, February 16, 2016 7:18:08 PM
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Kenya Bankers approx 7.5% .... classified in my books as thieves
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#75 Posted : Tuesday, February 16, 2016 9:42:24 PM
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Kimisitu Sacco: 10.5% on deposits and 40% on shares (same great rates as last year)! AGM on 27th Feb 2016 at St. Andrew's Church Hall starting 0830 hrs EAT.
Angelica _ann
#76 Posted : Tuesday, February 16, 2016 10:53:11 PM
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United Women Sacco shares @16.50%
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Lolest!
#77 Posted : Wednesday, February 17, 2016 7:51:09 AM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
United Women Sacco shares @16.50%

Really? Kwani what rates do they lend at?
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Sir invest
#78 Posted : Wednesday, February 17, 2016 9:56:56 AM
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Thats even kidogo some saccos are giving 14%-20% on shares and 12% on deposits.
Stract_Consulting
#79 Posted : Wednesday, February 17, 2016 5:59:28 PM
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Sir invest wrote:
Thats even kidogo some saccos are giving 14%-20% on shares and 12% on deposits.


SACCOs interest on deposits, will probably not exceed 12% as this is the rate they charge for loans and therefore is unsustainable.

If you want to compare all the deposit taking SACCOs on other financial information check here
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bird_man
#80 Posted : Wednesday, February 17, 2016 10:16:06 PM
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Lolest! wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
United Women Sacco shares @16.50%

Really? Kwani what rates do they lend at?

Trick is to ensure very many topups and charge the member full term interest from the amount you will disburse.E.g for a 4yr loan ensure they come for topup on year 2 but charge interest as though they took full term from the topup you disburse.Somewhat illegal though.
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