KENYASTOCKS

Banking stocks on the NSE

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Avg change
up +0.66 %

Banking

  1. 01ABSAAbsa KenyaPrice KES 29.90down −0.17 %Volume N/A
  2. 02BKGBK GroupPrice KES 60.25up +0.42 %Volume N/A
  3. 03COOPCo-op BankPrice KES 35.75up +0.70 %Volume N/A
  4. 04DTKDTBPrice KES 180.50up +0.70 %Volume N/A
  5. 05EQTYEquity BankPrice KES 95.00unchanged 0.00 %Volume N/A
  6. 06FMLYFamily BankPrice KES 27.30up +0.55 %Volume N/A
  7. 07HFCBHF GroupPrice KES 12.35up +2.07 %Volume N/A
  8. 08IMHI&M GroupPrice KES 81.75up +0.62 %Volume N/A
  9. 09KCBKCB GroupPrice KES 86.50up +0.58 %Volume N/A
  10. 10NCBANCBA GroupPrice KES 88.00unchanged 0.00 %Volume N/A
  11. 11SBICStanbicPrice KES 264.25up +1.83 %Volume N/A
  12. 12SCBKStanChart KenyaPrice KES 306.50up +0.57 %Volume N/A
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About the Banking sector

Twelve lenders make up the largest block on the exchange after Safaricom: KCB Group, Equity Group, Co-operative Bank, NCBA, Absa Kenya, Standard Chartered, Stanbic, I&M Group, Diamond Trust, HF Group, Family Bank (listed by introduction in June 2026) and Rwanda's BK Group, cross-listed in Nairobi. Bank shares move with interest rates set by the Central Bank, loan-book quality, government borrowing and results, which arrive for the full year in March and the half year in August. Most pay an interim and a final dividend, so book-closure dates cluster in April, May and September.

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