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Equity Group H1 2026 Results (KES, YoY):

— Total Assets: +19.8% to 2.16T
— Net Interest Income: +16.8% to 69.28B
— Non-Interest Income: +35.9% to 55.59B
— FX Trading Income: +40.4% to 7.30B
— Total Operating Income: +24.6% to 124.87B
— Operating Expenses: +14.4% to 67.12B
— Loan Loss Provisions: -6.1% to 6.47B
— PBT: +39.0% to 57.75B
— PAT: +31.5% to 45.52B
— PAT attributable to shareholders: +31.5% to 43.80B
— EPS: +31.5% to 11.61
— Gross NPLs: -22.2% to 108.37B
— Net Loans & Advances: +18.9% to 981.04B
— Customer Deposits: +21.4% to 1.59T
— Interim DPS: None declared

Summary: Equity Group's H1 2026 PAT rose 31.5% to KES 45.52B as total operating income grew 24.6% to 124.87B against just 14.4% cost growth, lifting the cost-to-income ratio to 53.7% from 58.5%. Asset quality also improved sharply, with gross NPLs down 22.2% to 108.37B even as net loans grew 18.9% to 981.04B, though no interim dividend was declared.

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At the Start of the Year if You had invested 100k In Banking sector this what you will be Earning The sector is Up 86% Since January

If you put KES 100K into top NSE performers this year, you’d be sitting on massive gains.

$CGEN leads the rally at +275.8%—turning KES 100K into a cool KES 375,845.
The Nairobi Securities Exchange is on fire.

NCBA Group and Stanbic Bank Kenya have declared interim dividends of KSh 3.75 and KSh 1.64 respectively, while EABL has declared a final dividend of KSh 8.70 per share.