NSE-listed investment firm Olympia Capital Holdings recorded a 3.2% increase in profit attributable to shareholders in the six months ended 31 August 2025 to KES 14.4 million from KES 13.9 million in the same period the previous year.
Operating profit declined by 17.6% to KES 21.2 million, primarily due to a slight decrease in revenue and a surge in finance costs. Revenue slipped 3.9% to KES 266.7 million, while finance costs soared by 543.3% to KES 29.1 million from KES 4.5 million in the comparable period the previous year.
Profit from continuing operations dropped by 12.3% to KES 21.2 million from KES 24.2 million in the prior-year period. The marginal increase in profit attributable to shareholders is linked to a decrease in minority interest to KES 6.9 million from KES 10.9 million in HY2025. Notably, the company’s profit has increased steadily since 2021. Olympia Capital’s Earnings Per Share (EPS) improved slightly to KES 0.36 from KES 0.35.
Olympia Capital’s Balance Sheet
The company’s asset base expanded by 3.0% to KES 1.97 billion, while total equity rose by 13.1% to KES 1.23 billion relative to KES 1.09 billion in February 2025. Borrowings totaled KES 90.8 million, up 70% from KES 53.4 million in February 2025.
The Group’s board of directors did not recommend payment of an interim dividend.
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