KenGen cuts dividend as it invests Sh1.9bn in equipment

Author: John MutuaPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

KenGen cuts dividend as it invests Sh1.9bn in equipment

KenGen has cut its dividend payout by 16.7% for the year ending June 2026, paying Sh0.75 per share, totaling Sh4.94 billion. This decision comes as the company's net profit slightly fell to Sh10.35 billion due to investments in electricity generation infrastructure. KenGen also increased its purchases of equipment by Sh1.94 billion to enhance its electricity generation capacity.

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