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Bamburi Cement shareholders are set for a special dividend of 18.25 shillings per share amounting to 6.62 billion shillings from the proceeds of the sale of the entire stake in a Ugandan subsidiary early in the year.
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Bamburi Cement shareholder set for a special dividend of 18.25 shillings per share
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