Sacco receives Sh3.78b dividend from Co-op Bank : The Standard

Co-operative Bank’s shareholders will recoup their investment in full this year from dividend payouts with Co-op Holdings Co-operative Society getting the largest payout at Sh3.78 billion.

This year’s dividend payment is the highest ever, and matches the entire initial investment by the Co-operative Movement in the Bank thereby enabling them to annually literally recoup their investment in full, and has  been regarded as ‘Shilling-for-Shilling’ dividend payout.
The bank has maintained a strong dividend track record on the back of a sound sustained profitability growth over the years. Coop bank has grown over the years to now the third largest bank in the region with an asset base of over Sh425 billion.
The Chairman of Co-op Holdings  Co-operative Society applauded the uniqueness of the Cooperative financial system that touches over 22,000 saccos following the remarkable performance of the Co-operative Bank that reported a pretax profit of Sh18.2 billion in 2018.

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Mr Macloud Malonza aired his sentiments at a brief cheque presentation ceremony at the bank’s head office yesterday where the Chairman of the Bank Mr John Murugu together with the bank’s Group Managing Director and CEO Dr Gideon Muriuki presented a dividend cheque of Sh3.78 billion to Co-opholding Cooperative Society.
The Society has a 64.5 per cent stake in Co-operative Bank as a strategic shareholder representing Kenya’s Co-operative Movement and was formed in 2008 to facilitate the listing of the bank on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) in 2008.
The bank this week reported a profit before tax of Sh5.1 billion for the first quarter.

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