Kenya National Police DT SACCO has reported strong financial results for 2025, posting double-digit growth in assets and revenue, paying out KSh 4.1 billion to members, and retaining all leadership officials in recent elections.

Total assets rose from KSh59 billion in 2024 to KSh66.6 billion, while revenue increased to KSh15.27 billion. Deposits remained above KSh36 billion, reinforcing the SACCO’s liquidity and lending capacity.

CEO Solomon Angutsa Atsiaya highlighted that members had already begun receiving returns. “We declared a dividend of 17 percent and interest on deposits of 11 percent. Following delegate approval, KSh 4.1 billion has been disbursed. We encourage members to plough back their returns — reinvestment strengthens their capital and leads to higher future dividends,” he said.

The SACCO serves about 75,000 members and targets KSh100 billion in assets within five years. “Growth is not just about numbers — it is about improving members’ financial wellbeing. Saving is the foundation of wealth creation,” Angutsa added.

Patrick Kiburi Kilemi, Principal Secretary in the State Department for Cooperatives, delivered the speech of Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya, emphasizing reforms including a SACCO Stability Fund and a Deposit Guarantee Fund.

“The era of unsupported dividends from non-existent surpluses is over. Compliance is not negotiable. Accountability is not optional,” he stated.

Chairman David Mategwa, credited disciplined governance for the SACCO’s performance. “The growth from KSh 59 billion to KSh 66.6 billion reflects sound strategy and the confidence our members place in this institution,” he said, noting that leadership continuity strengthens long-term planning.

The ADM also approved a capital investment plan of KSh 2.49 billion for ICT modernization, cybersecurity, systems upgrades, and infrastructure development. These initiatives are aimed at digitalizing services and enabling 24/7 mobile access for members.

With solid financial performance, competitive member returns, and stable leadership, Kenya National Police SACCO continues to lead as a disciplined, member-focused deposit-taking cooperative in Kenya.