Baloobhai Patel-backed Sanlam Kenya reports sharp profit decline in first half
Sanlam Kenya, backed by Nairobi investor Baloobhai Patel, reported an 89% profit fall in H1 2025 as rising expenses outweighed investment gains.
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Sanlam Kenya, backed by Nairobi investor Baloobhai Patel, reported an 89% profit fall in H1 2025 as rising expenses outweighed investment gains.
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