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The performance was driven by growth in its Kenyan business, rising M-PESA revenues and significant improvement in its Ethiopian operation, which is now edging closer to breaking even.
Safaricom PLC has posted a 35.9 per cent growth in net profit to Ksh.58.2 billion for the first half of the 2026/2027 financial year.
The performance was driven by growth in its Kenyan business, rising M-Pesa revenues and significant improvement in its Ethiopian operation, which is now edging closer to breaking even.