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HF Group Turnaround Drives Sh877M Valuation Rebound for Britam

Britam Holdings Plc has reversed Sh877 million in previously booked paper losses on its investment in HF Group Plc after the lender’s strong financial recovery boosted profitability and restored investor confidence in its long-term turnaround prospects.

Edward Okoth

Published on May 14, 2026

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HF Group Turnaround Drives Sh877M Valuation Rebound for Britam

Robert Kibaara is the Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO)/Managing Director of HF Group.

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