Corporate earnings and results

Orange Bank of Baroda Uganda sign above the entrance to its Arua branch.

Bank of Baroda posts its strongest first-half profit since at least 2018

Bank of Baroda Uganda’s first-half profit rose 24.4% to Shs91.3bn in 2026, the highest in its published statements since 2018

Five men in dark suits stand on a stage at NSSF's annual members' meeting. Finance minister Henry Musasizi, second from left, shakes hands with a man on the far left, beside gender minister Henry Tumukunde, centre, and NSSF managing director Patrick Ayota, far right. The figure 22.53 is displayed on a large screen behind them.

National Social Security Fund

NSSF pays a record 22.53%, partly from gains it has not banked

NSSF's record payout nearly doubles last year's, and we explain where the Shs5.44tn came from and what it means for next year

Seven people in dark suits seated at a long table draped in white cloth, with "Director" name plates, in front of a screen showing NIC Holdings' 25th AGM branding and a slide of the shareholder vote to reappoint BDO East Africa as auditors.

NIC Holdings Limited

NIC’s loss narrows as its insurance business shrinks

NIC Holdings swung to a Shs2.5bn underwriting loss in the first half of 2026 as revenue fell 15.9 per cent, with Cornerstone's takeover awaiting approval

Patrick Ayota, NSSF managing director, gesturing while speaking at a lectern, with a screen behind him reading "The Fund Performance FY25/26"

Will NSSF’s Ayota finally upstage Byarugaba?

NSSF's preliminary numbers support a 14.5% interest rate. Beating Byarugaba's 15% record would cost little more. Will Patrick Ayota take the shot?

Baked clay construction materials at Uganda Clays factory in Kamonkoli, Budaka District

Uganda Clays swings to profit on improved efficiency despite rising finance costs

Uganda Clays posts a marginal 2025 profit as costs fall and production stabilises, though finance costs remain a drag

Head offices of the New Vision Printing and Publishing Company Ltd on First Street, Industrial Area, Kampala

Uganda Securities Exchange

New Vision swings back into profit in first half

Vision Group returns to profit in its first half as production cost cuts outweigh a 4.2% revenue decline, with operating cash flow swinging sharply positive

Standard Bank Group's headquarters in Johannesburg

Banking Sector

Stanbic trading desk powers record profit

Stanbic Uganda Holdings posted its strongest profit growth in three years in 2025, led by a surge in trading income and compressed interest margins

The New Vision and Bukedde websites being viewed on a mobile phone and a tablet

Newspaper industry

New Vision warns of third straight year of losses

New Vision Printing and Publishing Company sounded the alarm on profits on Friday, blaming a drop in newspaper sales and advertising revenue, as well as higher operational costs

Dfcu Bank

Dfcu profit weighed down by higher expenses

Dfcu Limited has reported its first annual fall in profits for the first half of the year in three years, due to increased operating expenses and provisions for bad loans at its largest subsidiary, Dfcu Bank

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