In the period ended December 31, 2025, Faida Investment Bank delivered a remarkable turnaround, with after tax profit rising to KES 209.13 million from KES 216,106 in the previous year.
The stellar growth in the bottom line was driven by strong income growth. Total Income surged by 333.6% to KES 891.07 million, from KES 205.47 million.
Total Income Breakdown
- Brokerage commissions: Increased to KES 372.93 million from KES 123.22 million, up 202.7% year-on-year
- Advisory/consultancy fees: More than doubled to KES 130.47 million from KES 50.6 million
- Management fees: Surged by 2,488.7% to KES 351.03 million from KES 13.56 million
- Interest income: Reached KES 14.03 million, up 88.8% year-on-year
- Dividend income: Rose by 67.2% to KES 1.02 million from KES 0.61 million
- Other income: Increased by 142.6% to KES 15.33 million from KES 6.32 million
- Realised gains on investments: Stood at KES 6.27 million, up 67.2% from KES 3.75 million
Faida Investment Bank’s financial position strengthened during the review period. Total assets crossed the KES 1 billion mark to reach KES 1.2 billion, up 59.1% year-on-year. Total Equity closed at KES 673 million, up from KES 417.5 million.
Faida Investment Bank’s Special Fund
Oak Special Fund recorded a 1,110% growth in Assets Under Management (AUM) to KES 11.43 billion, driven by strong inflows and increased investor subscriptions.
Investment income clocked KES 1.39 billion on the back of higher AUM and strategic asset allocation. The special fund is the third-largest by AUM in Kenya as of December 2025.
Net surplus attributable to clients rose 1,745% to KES 984.94 million, underpinned by efficient fund management and conducive market conditions.
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