Family Bank is on track to list at the Nairobi Stocks Exchange by June 2026.
Speaking during the release of the 2025 full year audited financial reports, Family Bank Chair Lazarus Mwema has said the companies share has shown robust performance at the private counter at NSE.
The planned listing comes at a time when activity at the Nairobi Bouser is at an all time high stimulated by increased investments that has seen it listed as the top market in Africa in dollarized returns in the 1st half of 2025.
“Following our successful bond and rights issues, our focus now is majorly on listing at the NSE.” Mwema said.
The company has announced 1sh 20 cents per share dividend for share holders in the 2025 financial year.
Family Bank chief Executive Officer Nancy Njau has said the bank plans to open more branches to serve its clientele better.
“We are serving our customers digitally. However, there comes a point where customers need to interact one on one with their bank; that is why we are planning to increase our physical branches to over 100 this year.” Said Njau.
The bank currently has over one million customers who are served through the lenders branches spread across 32 counties.
The bank in the last financial year has engaged the strategic partnerships key, being its cooperation with Kenya’s disciplined forces.
“Last year, we began sponsoring APS Bomet, a football club under the administrative Police, we must support our forces because we can’t do business without security.”Njau added.
The Banking sector has registered robust performance in the year ended 2025 with NCBA announcing dividend of Ksh 7.10/share, ABSA Bank Kenya (Ksh 2.05/share), Co-op Bank (Ksh 2.50/share), and Standard Chartered Kenya (Ksh 23/share)
