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Kenya’s leading bank by asset size KCB Group has registered a 49 per cent growth in earnings registering Ksh45.8 billion in it’s profit after tax for 2024 quarter three.

KCB Group half-year earnings up 49% 

Kenya’s Absa bank has defied a tough economic environment to post a 19 per cent jump in profits in the bank’s full year earnings. 

Absa Bank Kenya nine-month profits up 19% to Ksh14.8bn

Poultry producer, Astral Foods has reported a profit for the 2024 financial year, after reporting a loss for the first time in 2023. 

Astral Foods FY HEPS up 245% 

CNBC Africa caught up with Faan van der Walt, CEO, WeBuyCars on the company’s full-year performance. 

WeBuyCars FY HEPS slump 62.6%

CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa is joined by Geoff Jennett, CEO, Emira Property Fund for more. 

Emira HY distributable earnings up 6.9% to R332mn

Izak Petersen, CEO, Dipula Income Fund joins CNBC Africa's Zanele Morrison to unpack the company’s performance.  

Dipula Income Fund full-year HEPS down 11.5%

Tim Jacobs, Chief Financial Officer of MultiChoice Group, joins CNBC Africa for more.

MultiChoice half-year adjusted core HEPS slump 98% 

Food manufacturer, Premier Group has reported an increase of 32.4 per cent in its headline earnings per share, thanks to margin management, cost saving initiatives and operational efficiencies. 

Premier Group H1 sales up 3.7%

Construction Group Raubex reported a 49.8 per cent jump in its headline earnings per share off the back of an increase in revenue by almost a third in the six months to August. 

Raubex reports 49.8% increase in H1 HEPS 

Diversified chemicals group Omnia reported a 2 per cent rise in headline earnings per share, as a strong showing in its Agriculture and Mining units was offset by losses in its chemicals division. 

Omnia sees organic growth in SADC, expansion in Indonesia & Australia


Telecoms group, Vodacom, today published its interim results for the half year ended September 24, reporting topline growth of 1 per cent, whilst profits suffered a significant knock with headline earnings per share down 19.4 per cent. 

Vodacom H1 HEPS slump 19.4%

E-commerce giant, Jumia, reported a 14 per cent decline in revenue to 36.5 million dollars in the third quarter of 2024, driven by currency depreciation in major markets like Nigeria and Egypt. 

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