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Family Bank shareholders have approved a dividend payout of 0.85 shillings per share for the 2024 financial year. Family Bank Chairman Lazarus Muema says 1.1 billion shillings has been set aside for the dividend payout, representing a 53 per cent increase dividend payout from 2023.
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Family Bank shareholders approve dividend payout of Sh.0.85 per share for FY 2024
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