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BAT Kenya Plc (BAT)

   
End of day - Jul 14, 2020
310.00
+0.50 (+0.16%)
309.50
Previous
 310.00   +0.50 (+0.16%)
End of day - Jul 14, 2020
310.00
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310.00
Low
22,900
Volume
7.10M
Turnover
 305.00 - 545.00
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Corporate Actions Outlook

Payment of KES 30.00 final dividend Apr 29 2020
Payment of KES 30.00 final dividend Apr 29 2020
Book closure KES 30.00 final dividend Mar 20 2020
Book closure KES 30.00 final dividend Mar 20 2020
Announced a KES 30.00 final dividend Feb 20 2020

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Common Market Myths: Buy the Stock That Splits
In this article we value both EABL and BAT kenya on an income generating basis.
Inflation has increased for the ninth straight month in July, bringing renewed pressure on the Central bank to tighten its monetary policy. Inflation may slow to between 8 percent and 9 percent by the end of the year if the central bank raises rates, while failure to tighten monetary policy may keep the inflation rate above 12 percent.

Brief Company Profile

Market Segment: Main Investment Segment
Sector: Manufacturing and Allied

British American Tobacco Kenya Ltd. manufactures and markets tobacco and related products. It manufactures cigarettes under contract and sells processed tobacco green leaf for its related companies. BAT does not own Tobacco nor does it employ farmers directly; the company has 5,537 contracted farmers countrywide where contracted farmers have a set amount of leaf to deliver. The company earns 45 per cent of its revenue from export of cigarettes and semi-processed (cut rag) tobacco to countries like Egypt. 

Recently the company signed a deal with Malian state tobacco company Sonatam to produce and distribute BAT's Dunhill International cigarettes for the West African market.  BAT is focusing on other markets as Kenya tightens laws and regulations in the Tobacco Industry meant to govern the Manufacture, Sale and Advertising of Tobacco Products. Tobacco has been the mainstay of BAT's products for the longest time; however there is huge potential in next generation products which include Vapour Products like e-cigarettes. The Success of BAT over the years can be attributed to Immense investment in Reasearch and Development that has bolstered innovation to for instance make BAT the first tobacco company to have a nicotine product – Voke – licensed as a medicine.  Vapour Products (e-cigarettes) are not entirely without risk, but they are widely considered to be significantly less risky than smoking.

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