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Kenya Re
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Company details
- Legal name
- Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited
- Incorporated in
- Kenya
- Listing
- KNRE on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, active · ISIN KE0000000604 (observed 2026-10-07)
- Sector
- Insurance (our classification from the stated principal activity)
- Activity
- Underwriting of all classes of reinsurance business and investment activities.
- Financial year ends
- 31 December
Overview
Year ended 31 December 2025 · annual report, signed / final · source
Read with these figures
- Auditor's emphasis of matter. Year ended 31 December 2025 (the same three matters for 2024): investment properties in dispute; an idle investment property at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport; a long-outstanding receivable from Kenya Urban Roads Authority (Auditor-General, pp61-62).
- Printed figures that do not reconcile. 4 printed figures do not add up with the issuer's own printed components or balances: Net investment income (FY2025); Net insurance and investment result (FY2025); Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January (FY2024); Cash and cash equivalent at 31 December (FY2023). Each is shown as printed and explained beside its row (≠) and in the CSV.
Full wording and sources
Auditor's emphasis of matter
Emphasis of matter, year ended 31 December 2025 (Auditor-General, PDF pp61-62, scanned), three matters: (1) investment properties in dispute, Kshs.936,077,000 (note 35): land along Ngong Road (Kshs.350,000,000; dispute with Kenya Forest Service before the National Land Commission), along Kiambu Road (Kshs.563,077,000; ownership case in court) and at Shanzu, Mombasa (Kshs.23,000,000; dispute with Kenya Prisons Service); (2) an idle parcel within Jomo Kenyatta International Airport valued at Kshs.1,047,000,000 (note 16), with restricted access; (3) a receivable of Kshs.300,150,000 from Kenya Urban Roads Authority outstanding since 2017, impaired by Kshs.127,459,000 (note 26). 'My opinion is not modified in respect of these matters.'
Source: Kenya Re Integrated Annual Report 2025 (dated 2026-03-26)
Auditor's emphasis of matter
Emphasis of matter, year ended 31 December 2024 (Auditor-General, PDF pp52-53, scanned), three matters: (1) investment properties in dispute, Kshs.936,077,000 (note 35): land along Ngong Road (Kshs.350,000,000; dispute with Kenya Forest Service before the National Land Commission), along Kiambu Road (Kshs.563,077,000; ownership case in court) and at Shanzu, Mombasa (Kshs.23,000,000; dispute with Kenya Prisons Service); (2) investment property not in use: a parcel within Jomo Kenyatta International Airport at a cost of Kshs.813,000,000 (note 16), with restricted access; (3) long outstanding receivables: Kshs.300,150,000 from Kenya Urban Roads Authority outstanding since 2017, impaired by Kshs.96,907,000 (note 26). 'My opinion is not modified in respect of these matters.'
Source: Kenya Re Integrated Annual Report 2024 (dated 2025-03-28)
Printed figures that do not reconcile
4 printed figures do not add up with the issuer's own printed components or balances: Net investment income (FY2025); Net insurance and investment result (FY2025); Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January (FY2024); Cash and cash equivalent at 31 December (FY2023). Each is shown as printed and explained beside its row (≠) and in the CSV. Net investment income (FY2025): Does not reconcile: printed 6,704,362; its six printed components sum to 6,595,902 (difference 108,460, KShs '000; 2025, PDF p82). The difference equals the insurance service result, which this subtotal appears to include (inferred; not explained by the issuer). Not rounding. Shown as printed. Net insurance and investment result (FY2025): Does not reconcile with the printed 'Net investment income': printed 6,482,143; insurance service result + printed net investment income + net insurance finance expenses = 6,590,603 (difference (108,460), KShs '000; 2025, PDF p82). With the six investment components instead of the printed subtotal it agrees exactly. Not rounding. Shown as printed. Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January (FY2024): Does not reconcile: cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 2024 are printed 4,288,728 (FY2024 report p79; FY2025 report p88), but the FY2024 report's closing balance at 31 December 2023 is 5,144,032, equal to cash and bank balances 1,248,996 + short-term bank deposits 3,895,036 (note 33(b), p187). Difference 855,304 (KShs '000). Not rounding; no restatement or reclassification of cash is labelled, and each year's movement adds up on its own. Unexplained source inconsistency; both shown as printed. Cash and cash equivalent at 31 December (FY2023): Does not reconcile: cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 2024 are printed 4,288,728 (FY2024 report p79; FY2025 report p88), but the FY2024 report's closing balance at 31 December 2023 is 5,144,032, equal to cash and bank balances 1,248,996 + short-term bank deposits 3,895,036 (note 33(b), p187). Difference 855,304 (KShs '000). Not rounding; no restatement or reclassification of cash is labelled, and each year's movement adds up on its own. Unexplained source inconsistency; both shown as printed.
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Insurance revenue (IFRS 17)
KES 12.6 billion
12,581,322 KES thousands · p82
−11.1% vs 2024
IFRS 17 insurance revenue, as printed: not gross written premiums.
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Insurance service result
KES 108 million
108,460 KES thousands · p82
−96.3% vs 2024
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Profit / (loss) for the year
KES 3.92 billion
3,923,593 KES thousands · p82
−11.6% vs 2024
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Total assets
KES 72.2 billion
72,204,716 KES thousands · p84
+8.1% vs 2024
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Insurance contract liabilities
KES 14.0 billion
13,952,186 KES thousands · p84
+1.3% vs 2024
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Total equity
KES 54.5 billion
54,514,282 KES thousands · p84
+9.7% vs 2024
Large amounts are rounded for reading (KES million / billion / trillion); exact figures as printed are under each amount and in the tables. No currency conversion.
Financial statements
Exact figures as printed. Each column comes from one filing; labels are as printed in the newest filing. Amounts in KES thousands unless the row says otherwise; brackets are negative.
† from a supplementary filing for the same year · ‡ signed audited statements preferred over a disputed figure · “–” is a printed dash, explained below the table
Column sources
- FY2025 — annual report, signed / final; reported for the year · source
- FY2024 — annual report, signed / final; comparative in the FY2025 filing · source
- FY2023 — annual report, signed / final; comparative in the FY2024 filing · source
- Auditor's emphasis of matter. Emphasis of matter, year ended 31 December 2024 (Auditor-General, PDF pp52-53, scanned), three matters: (1) investment properties in dispute, Kshs.936,077,000 (note 35): land along Ngong Road (Kshs.350,000,000; dispute with Kenya Forest Service before the National Land Commission), along Kiambu Road (Kshs.563,077,000; ownership case in court) and at Shanzu, Mombasa (Kshs.23,000,000; dispute with Kenya Prisons Service); (2) investment property not in use: a parcel within Jomo Kenyatta International Airport at a cost of Kshs.813,000,000 (note 16), with restricted access; (3) long outstanding receivables: Kshs.300,150,000 from Kenya Urban Roads Authority outstanding since 2017, impaired by Kshs.96,907,000 (note 26). 'My opinion is not modified in respect of these matters.'
Income statement
| Line (as printed) | FY2025Annual reportreported for the year | FY2024Annual reportcomparative in FY2025 filing | FY2023Annual reportcomparative in FY2024 filingsource limitations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total insurance revenue1 | 17,069,518 | 18,849,176 | 19,568,740 |
| Ceding commission2 | (4,488,196) | (4,697,717) | (5,110,474) |
| Insurance revenue | 12,581,322 | 14,151,459 | 14,458,266 |
| Insurance service expenses | (11,119,692) | (10,493,951) | (13,101,772) |
| Net expenses from reinsurance contracts | (1,353,170) | (708,418) | (679,538) |
| Insurance service result | 108,460 | 2,949,090 | 676,956 |
| Interest revenue calculated using the effective interest method3 | 4,542,384 | 4,501,757 | 3,654,035 |
| Impairment gain/(loss) on financial assets4 | 143,287 | (217,229) | (31,262) |
| Share of results of associate | 816,498 | 610,186 | 399,063 |
| Fair value gains on revaluation of investment properties5 | 305,824 | 343,011 | 216,055 |
| Other investment income6 | 1,035,560 | 1,112,549 | 908,073 |
| Net foreign exchange (loss)7 | (247,651) | (1,683,848) | 1,437,511 |
| Net investment income | 6,704,3628 | 4,666,426 | 6,583,475 |
≠ Note 8. Does not reconcile: printed 6,704,362; its six printed components sum to 6,595,902 (difference 108,460, KShs '000; 2025, PDF p82). The difference equals the insurance service result, which this subtotal appears to include (inferred; not explained by the issuer). Not rounding. Shown as printed. | |||
| Finance (expenses) from insurance contracts9 | (252,042) | (637,072) | 912,032 |
| Finance income/(expenses) from reinsurance contracts1011 | 29,823 | (79,131) | 13,910 |
| Net insurance finance (expenses)12 | (222,219) | (716,203) | 925,942 |
| Net insurance and investment result | 6,482,14313 | 6,899,313 | 8,186,373 |
≠ Note 13. Does not reconcile with the printed 'Net investment income': printed 6,482,143; insurance service result + printed net investment income + net insurance finance expenses = 6,590,603 (difference (108,460), KShs '000; 2025, PDF p82). With the six investment components instead of the printed subtotal it agrees exactly. Not rounding. Shown as printed. | |||
| Other income | 136,550 | 113,516 | 127,892 |
| Operating and other expenses | (1,793,498) | (1,364,656) | (1,279,278) |
| Profit before income tax | 4,825,195 | 5,648,173 | 7,034,987 |
| Income tax expense | (901,602) | (1,211,021) | (2,061,860) |
| Profit for the year | 3,923,593 | 4,437,152 | 4,973,127 |
| Total other comprehensive income/(loss)14 | 1,758,164 | (2,099,538) | 2,768,843 |
| Total comprehensive income | 5,681,757 | 2,337,614 | 7,741,970 |
Notes and alternative reported figures (12)
- “Total insurance revenue” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 6(a): before ceding commission.
- “Ceding commission” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 6(b): deducted to give insurance revenue.
- “Interest revenue calculated using the effective interest method” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 7(a); part of net investment income.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Impairment gain/(loss) on financial assets”; “Impairment loss on financial assets”.
- “Fair value gains on revaluation of investment properties” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 16; part of net investment income.
- “Other investment income” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 7(b); part of net investment income.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Net foreign exchange (loss)”; “Net foreign exchange (loss)/gain”.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Finance (expenses) from insurance contracts”; “Finance (expenses)/ income from insurance contracts”.
- “Finance income/(expenses) from reinsurance contracts” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 9(c).
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Finance (expenses)/ income from reinsurance contracts”; “Finance income/(expenses) from reinsurance contracts”.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Net insurance finance (expenses)”; “Net insurance finance (expenses)/ income”.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Total other comprehensive (loss)/ income”; “Total other comprehensive income/(loss)”.
Balance sheet
| Line (as printed) | FY2025Annual reportreported for the year | FY2024Annual reportcomparative in FY2025 filing | FY2023Annual reportcomparative in FY2024 filingsource limitations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Property and equipment | 74,812 | 81,784 | 121,839 |
| Investment properties | 13,420,999 | 13,060,800 | 12,702,500 |
| Deferred tax asset | 225,350 | 101,507 | 33,918 |
| Defined benefit asset1 | 96,905 | 60,538 | 44,511 |
| Investment in associate | 9,989,115 | 9,161,534 | 10,407,449 |
| Intangible assets | 76,283 | 46,280 | 41,235 |
| Mortgage loans2 | 906,443 | 824,558 | 871,472 |
| Unquoted equity instruments3 | 934,712 | 603,113 | 355,505 |
| Quoted equity instruments4 | 2,055,301 | 1,409,983 | 1,041,400 |
| Corporate bonds5 | 225,595 | 44,820 | 44,747 |
| Government securities6 | 26,510,495 | 25,240,439 | 21,049,100 |
| Inventory | 26,205 | 18,529 | 17,981 |
| Reinsurance contract assets | 192,236 | 606,158 | 731,500 |
| Income tax receivable | 1,899,376 | 166,719 | 61,778 |
| Other receivables | 553,378 | 478,280 | 366,592 |
| Deposits with financial institutions7 | 13,996,911 | 14,320,929 | 16,837,492 |
| Cash and bank balances | 1,020,600 | 587,098 | 1,248,996 |
| Total assets | 72,204,716 | 66,813,069 | 65,978,015 |
| Share capital | 13,998,982 | 13,998,982 | 6,999,491 |
| Revaluation reserve | 37,904 | 36,911 | 26,308 |
| Fair value reserve | 1,015,334 | (109,503) | (965,598) |
| Translation reserve8 | 2,090,555 | 1,495,970 | 4,476,274 |
| Statutory reserve9 | 10,791,002 | 10,376,154 | 8,584,946 |
| Retained earnings | 26,580,505 | 23,873,946 | 29,053,364 |
| Total equity | 54,514,282 | 49,672,460 | 48,174,785 |
| Insurance contract liabilities | 13,952,186 | 13,776,637 | 14,024,143 |
| Reinsurance contract liabilities | 1,060,287 | 1,022,804 | 2,484 |
| Deferred tax liability | 1,702,582 | 1,419,534 | 2,037,836 |
| Other payables | 975,379 | 921,634 | 966,143 |
| Total liabilities | 17,690,434 | 17,140,609 | 17,803,230 |
| Net assets10 | 54,514,282 | 49,672,460 | 48,174,785 |
| Short term bank deposits11 | 6,383,713 | 6,863,608 | 3,895,036 |
| Income tax payable | Not reported in this filing12 | Not reported in this filing1213 | 772,624 |
Notes and alternative reported figures (13)
- “Defined benefit asset” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 30.
- “Mortgage loans” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 20.
- “Unquoted equity instruments” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 21.
- “Quoted equity instruments” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 22 (FVTOCI).
- “Corporate bonds” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 23.
- “Government securities” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 24(a).
- “Deposits with financial institutions” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 27.
- “Translation reserve” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 14.
- “Statutory reserve” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 14.
- “Net assets” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Total assets less total liabilities (equals total equity).
- “Short term bank deposits” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 33(b): the part of deposits with financial institutions counted as cash and cash equivalents. Not displayed: used for the cash-continuity check.
- Not reported in this filing: Not printed: the statement of financial position of this filing (PDF p84) has no 'Current tax payable' line for this column.
- Annual report dated 2025-03-28 presents this line for this year: - (p75). Not shown in this column, which follows one filing's presentation.
Cash flow
| Line (as printed) | FY2025Annual reportreported for the year | FY2024Annual reportcomparative in FY2025 filing | FY2023Annual reportcomparative in FY2024 filingsource limitations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cash flows from (used in)/generated from operating activities1 | (1,383,249) | 2,538,018 | (2,102,134) |
| Dividends received2 | 182,893 | 146,247 | 118,146 |
| Interest received | 4,487,434 | 4,501,757 | 3,654,035 |
| Tax paid in the year | (2,411,144) | (2,760,665) | (1,246,611) |
| Net cash generated from operating activities | 875,934 | 4,425,357 | 423,436 |
| Purchase of investment property3 | (54,376) | (9,006) | (81,445) |
| Purchase of property and equipment | (21,180) | (5,358) | (49,380) |
| Purchase of intangible assets | (36,023) | (23,145) | (12,938) |
| Purchase of unquoted equity instruments4 | (209,468) | (12,284) | (1,592) |
| Purchase of corporate bonds5 | (181,910) | –6 | Not reported in this filing7 |
| Dividend received from investment in associate8 | 416,775 | –6 | Not reported in this filing9 |
| Net cash (used in) investing activities10 | (86,183) | (49,793) | (145,355) |
| Dividends paid | (839,936) | (839,939) | (559,959) |
| Net cash (used in) financing activities11 | (839,936) | (839,939) | (559,959) |
| Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents12 | (50,185) | 3,535,625 | (281,878) |
| Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January | 7,450,706 | 4,288,72813 | 5,232,119 |
≠ Note 13. Does not reconcile: cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 2024 are printed 4,288,728 (FY2024 report p79; FY2025 report p88), but the FY2024 report's closing balance at 31 December 2023 is 5,144,032, equal to cash and bank balances 1,248,996 + short-term bank deposits 3,895,036 (note 33(b), p187). Difference 855,304 (KShs '000). Not rounding; no restatement or reclassification of cash is labelled, and each year's movement adds up on its own. Unexplained source inconsistency; both shown as printed. | |||
| Effects of Movements in exchange rate on cash and cash equivalents | 3,792 | (373,647) | 193,791 |
| Cash and cash equivalent at 31 December | 7,404,313 | 7,450,706 | 5,144,03213 |
- Printed “-”, read as nil: subtotal_arithmetic: cf.cash_from_investing.
Notes and alternative reported figures (11)
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Cash flows from (used in)/generated from operating activities”; “Cash flows generated from/(used in) operating activities”.
- “Dividends received” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Operating activities.
- “Purchase of investment property” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 16; investing activities.
- “Purchase of unquoted equity instruments” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 21; investing activities.
- “Purchase of corporate bonds” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 23; investing activities.
- Not reported in this filing: Not printed: the statement of cash flows of this filing (PDF p79) has no 'Purchase of corporate bonds' line for this column.
- “Dividend received from investment in associate” is an issuer-specific line, not mapped to a shared definition: Note 17; investing activities.
- Not reported in this filing: Not printed: the statement of cash flows of this filing (PDF p79) has no 'Dividend received from investment in associate' line for this column.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Net cash (used in) investing activities”; “Net cash used in investing activities”.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Net cash (used in) financing activities”; “Net cash used in financing activities”.
- Printed under different labels across filings: “Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents”; “Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents”.
Segments
Segment data not yet collected for this company in the pilot.
Dividends
Proposed or recommended, declared and paid are different events and are kept apart. A statement that no dividend was proposed does not mean none was paid.
| Year ended | Event | Wording as printed | Amount | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 Dec 2025 | Dividend recommended, subject to shareholder approval | The directors propose the payment of a first and final dividend of KShs 0.15 (2024 – KShs 0.15) per share totalling to KShs 840 million |
no amount | Annual report, p187 | |
| 31 Dec 2025 | Dividend proposed per share, as printed in a statement | First and final dividend proposed for the year, per share |
0.15 | KES per share | Annual report, p187 |
| 31 Dec 2025 | Dividends paid (cash flow statement) | Dividends paid |
(839,936) | KES thousands | Annual report, p88 |
| 31 Dec 2024 | Dividend recommended, subject to shareholder approval | The directors propose the payment of a first and final dividend of KShs 0.15 (2023 – KShs 0.30) per share totalling to KShs 840 million |
no amount | Annual report, p187 | |
| 31 Dec 2024 | Dividend proposed per share, as printed in a statement | First and final dividend proposed for the year, per share |
0.15 | KES per share | Annual report, p187 |
| 31 Dec 2024 | Dividend proposed per share, as printed in a statement | First and final dividend proposed for the year, per share2023's KShs 0.30 is per share before the 2024 1-for-1 bonus issue; both years total KShs 840 million. |
0.15 | KES per share | Annual report, p187 |
| 31 Dec 2024 | Dividends paid (cash flow statement) | Dividends paid |
(839,939) | KES thousands | Annual report, p88 |
| 31 Dec 2023 | Dividend proposed per share, as printed in a statement | First and final dividend proposed for the year, per share2023's KShs 0.30 is per share before the 2024 1-for-1 bonus issue; both years total KShs 840 million. |
0.30 | KES per share | Annual report, p187 |
| 31 Dec 2023 | Dividends paid (cash flow statement) | Dividends paid |
(559,959) | KES thousands | Annual report, p79 |
Sources
Each filing used on this page, newest period first. Dates are the document's own; the date we retrieved a file is shown separately and is never a publication date.
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Kenya Re Integrated Annual Report 2025
Year ended 31 December 2025 · Annual report · signed / final
Audit: Auditor-General of Kenya (Office of the Auditor-General), unmodified opinion · signed
Auditor's sign-off: FCPA Nancy Gathungu, CBS, Auditor-General
- Original PDF — Company website (kenyare.co.ke) Link checked 2026-10-07: same file as our archived copy.
Final status: Report of the Auditor-General signed by FCPA Nancy Gathungu, CBS, Auditor-General, and dated 26 March, 2026 (PDF p71, scanned, page image); statements approved by the board on 26th March, 2026 and signed by the principal officer and two directors (PDF p84, page image).
- Document date
- 26 Mar 2026
- Auditor's report
- 26 Mar 2026
- Board approval
- 26 Mar 2026
- Retrieved by us
- 7 Oct 2026 (not a publication date)
- Used for
- statement columns FY2025, FY2024
- Basis
- consolidated statements · KES thousands (printed “KShs '000”)
- Key audit matter: estimation of insurance contract liabilities (PDF pp62-64).
- Report on lawfulness and effectiveness in the use of public resources (PDF pp64-68, scanned): 'except for the effect of the matters described in the Basis for Conclusion' — board gender composition and appraisal, slow or stalled building and security projects (Anniversary Towers, Reinsurance Plaza Kisumu and Nairobi), a delayed payment to a contractor and net pay below one-third of basic pay for 145 employees. A separate conclusion on internal controls and governance is also given with exceptions (PDF p69). These do not modify the opinion on the financial statements.
- Reconciliation, year ended 31 December 2025 (statement of profit or loss, PDF p82; KShs '000). (1) 'Net investment income' is printed 6,704,362; its six printed components (interest revenue 4,542,384; impairment gain 143,287; share of results of associate 816,498; fair value gains on investment properties 305,824; other investment income 1,035,560; net foreign exchange loss (247,651)) sum to 6,595,902: difference 108,460. (2) 'Net insurance and investment result' is printed 6,482,143; insurance service result 108,460 + printed net investment income 6,704,362 + net insurance finance expenses (222,219) = 6,590,603: difference (108,460). Not rounding. The difference equals the printed insurance service result, and the printed net insurance and investment result equals the insurance service result plus the six components plus the finance line exactly, so the 'Net investment income' subtotal appears to include the insurance service result (a scope difference inferred from the amounts; the issuer does not explain it). The 2024 column reconciles. All figures shown as printed.
- The consolidated statement of financial position is headed 'FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025' above 'As at 31 December' columns, and ends with 'Net assets'; no total-equity-and-liabilities line is printed.
- Proposed first and final dividend KShs 0.15 per share (2024: 0.15) (note 34). A 1-for-1 bonus issue in August 2024 doubled the shares in issue to 5,599,592,544 (note 12).
Technical details
- File
- 202 pages, with a text layer
- SHA-256
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- Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited (the Corporation) and its subsidiaries (the Group)
- Issuer copy
- retrieved 2026-10-07T18:22:39Z · curl
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Kenya Re Integrated Annual Report 2024
Year ended 31 December 2024 · Annual report · signed / final
Audit: Auditor-General of Kenya (Office of the Auditor-General), unmodified opinion · signed
Auditor's sign-off: FCPA Nancy Gathungu, CBS, Auditor-General
- Original PDF — Company website (kenyare.co.ke) Link checked 2026-10-07: same file as our archived copy.
Final status: Report of the Auditor-General signed by FCPA Nancy Gathungu, CBS, and dated 28 March, 2025 (PDF p61, scanned, page image); statements approved by the board on 27 March 2025 (day and month handwritten) and signed by the principal officer and two directors (PDF p75, page image). The file name ('Draft_10') does not match its signed and dated content; treated as the published report.
- Document date
- 28 Mar 2025
- Auditor's report
- 28 Mar 2025
- Board approval
- 27 Mar 2025
- Retrieved by us
- 7 Oct 2026 (not a publication date)
- Used for
- statement columns FY2023
- Basis
- consolidated statements · KES thousands (printed “KShs '000”)
- Report on lawfulness and effectiveness in the use of public resources and on internal controls (PDF pp55-58, scanned): conclusions 'except for' the matters described (board composition, delayed projects at Reinsurance Plaza and Anniversary Towers, among others). These do not modify the opinion on the financial statements.
- Reconciliation, statement of cash flows (PDF p79; KShs '000). Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 2024 are printed 4,288,728; the closing balance at 31 December 2023 in the same statement is 5,144,032, which equals cash and bank balances 1,248,996 + short-term bank deposits 3,895,036 (note 33(b), PDF p187). Difference 855,304. Each column adds up on its own (2024: 4,288,728 + 3,535,625 - 373,647 = 7,450,706; 2023: 5,232,119 - 281,878 + 193,791 = 5,144,032). Not rounding; the report labels no restatement or reclassification of cash (note 37 covers other comprehensive income and ceding commissions only). The FY2025 report also starts 2024 at 4,288,728 (PDF p88). Unexplained source inconsistency: two checks fail (opening balance against the prior closing balance, and against the balance-sheet cash definition). All figures shown as printed.
- The 2023 statement of profit or loss is headed '2023 Restated*' (note 37, prior year adjustments, including the correction of ceding commissions).
- The statement of financial position ends with 'Net assets'; no total-equity-and-liabilities line is printed. The board-approval date is handwritten ('27-March') before a printed '2025'.
Technical details
- File
- 204 pages, with a text layer
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e1dbc046232b367ac05c14ed889ca2e634f9be336a14211adacc62a929341544- Entity as printed
- Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited (the Corporation) and its subsidiaries (the Group)
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- retrieved 2026-10-07T18:22:44Z · curl
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