08May

Safaricom Group revenue hits KSh414 billion with net income of KSh100 billion in FY26

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Safaricom NSE has today announced strong financial results for the year ended March 31, 2026, marked by robust revenue growth, and dividend payout to shareholders. Group Net Income rose to KES 100 billion, driven by continued customer growth, increased adoption of digital services, and solid performance across core product lines. As part of its FY26
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