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Seven people in dark suits seated at a long table draped in white cloth, with "Director" name plates, in front of a screen showing NIC Holdings' 25th AGM branding and a slide of the shareholder vote to reappoint BDO East Africa as auditors.
NIC Holdings Limited

NIC’s loss narrows as its insurance business shrinks

NIC Holdings swung to a Shs2.5bn underwriting loss in the first half of 2026 as revenue fell 15.9 per cent, with Cornerstone's takeover awaiting approval
Baked clay construction materials at Uganda Clays factory in Kamonkoli, Budaka District

Uganda Clays swings to profit on improved efficiency despite rising finance costs

Uganda Clays posts a marginal 2025 profit as costs fall and production stabilises, though finance costs remain a drag
Head offices of the New Vision Printing and Publishing Company Ltd on First Street, Industrial Area, Kampala
Uganda Securities Exchange

New Vision swings back into profit in first half

Vision Group returns to profit in its first half as production cost cuts outweigh a 4.2% revenue decline, with operating cash flow swinging sharply positive
Standard Bank Group's headquarters in Johannesburg
Banking Sector

Stanbic trading desk powers record profit

Stanbic Uganda Holdings posted its strongest profit growth in three years in 2025, led by a surge in trading income and compressed interest margins
Bank of Baroda's headquarters on Kampala road, Kampala
Board changes

Bank of Baroda Uganda appoints new managing director

Bank of Baroda Uganda appoints Chandan Singh as managing director after receiving regulatory approval from Bank of Uganda
A photo in the reception area of Airtel Uganda's main office on Clement Hill Road in Kampala, and includes four individuals.

Airtel Uganda Limited: Public Announcement

On 21 November 2025, the Board of Directors of Airtel Uganda Limited approved and declared an interim dividend of Shs130bn, representing Shs3.25 per share for the quarter ended 30 September 2025
Dfcu bank branch in jinja town
Dfcu Bank

Dfcu profit weighed down by higher expenses

Dfcu Limited has reported its first annual fall in profits for the first half of the year in three years, due to increased operating expenses and provisions for bad loans at its largest subsidiary, Dfcu Bank
MTN Uganda's logo

MTN Uganda: Post extraordinary general meeting notice

MTN Uganda Limited hereby informs its shareholders and the general public that the following resolution was passed at the company's hybrid extraordinary general meeting on Tuesday, 22 July 2025

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11 June 2025

MTN Uganda plans to spin off mobile money business

The telecom giant MTN Uganda plans to restructure its mobile money business by separating it from its direct ownership and transferring the unit to a newly formed company through a merger

The head offices of MTN Uganda in Kampala
23 May 2025

Airtel Uganda Limited: Public Announcement

Notice is hereby given that on 22 May 2025, the Board of Directors of Airtel Uganda Limited approved and declared an interim dividend of Shs74bn, representing Shs1.85 per share for the quarter ended 31 March 2025

Airtel Uganda's board chair Hannington Karuhanga rings the opening bell with other officials and guests during the company's listing on the Uganda Securities Exchange in Kampala on Tuesday
10 September 2024

Airtel Uganda

Airtel’s profits fall on higher costs and currency sting

Airtel Uganda reported a decline in profitability in the first half as costs, including access charges and content, outpaced revenues and unrealised foreign exchange gains fell sharply

Airtel Uganda's head offices in Bugolobi, Kampala
22 August 2024

Dfcu Group

Dfcu profit soars 40% after bank releases loan loss reserves

Profits at Dfcu Limited rose more than 40 per cent in the first six months, but the company, which derives most of its revenue from Dfcu Bank, reported a fall in income

Dfcu Towers at Plot 26, Kyadondo Road, Kampala
16 August 2024

Stanbic traders boost profits

Uganda's largest bank reported a strong increase in first-half profits despite monetary tightening, as its traders posted their best performance in three years and credit quality improved

Standard Bank Group's headquarters in Johannesburg
25 March 2024

Stanbic Uganda’s annual net profit rose

Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited said its annual net profit rose by 15.2 per cent and was mainly driven by its anchor subsidiary, Stanbic Bank Uganda

Crested Towers in Kampala, with the shorter tower housing offices of Stanbic Bank
25 March 2024

Umeme Limited

Umeme writes off Sh432.9bn as end of service concession nears

Umeme wrote down Shs432.9bn in assets, an increase of Shs272.9bn from the previous year, to reflect the shorter remaining life of its power distribution concession, resulting in a sharp fall in profits

Electricity infrastructure in Pemba, Tanzania. In May 2010, a submarine cable brought electricity from Tanga to Pemba (and on to the mainland). The cable was buried in the picturesque surroundings of Mkumbuu; three metres into the ground before rising to a mast about 120 metres from the water's edge. The cable continues to the Wesha substation, where "feeders" distribute the power to the island's grid. Norway paid NOK 475 million (out of a total cost of NOK 575 million). Norway also provided technical assistance to the project. The cable is now operated and maintained by the Zanzibar Electricity Corporation (ZECO).
1 March 2024

Quality Chemical Industries Ltd: Resignation of Company Secretary

The board of Quality Chemical Industries Limited, wishes to inform shareholders and the general public of the resignation of the company's corporate secretary

Exterior of Cipla Quality Chemical Industries head offices in Kampala
7 February 2024

Announcement of changes to the board of Bank of Baroda (Uganda) Limited

Tyagi Lalit joins bank's board as non-executive director

Bank of Baroda's headquarters on Kampala road, Kampala
2 February 2024

NIC Holdings warns on 2023 profits

Insurance company says it will report significant decline in earnings for the year to December 2023, blaming economy and costs of implementing new accounting standard

A sign at the entrance of the Uganda Securities Exchange in Kampala