NCBA Group Plc closed at 90.25 KES on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, unchanged on the day after a choppy five-session run of 92.0 KES, 90.5 KES, 92.0 KES, 90.25 KES and 90.25 KES. That leaves the stock down 1.9% over five days, but still firmly on investors’ radar because the valuation remains undemanding at a 6.8 P/E, while the dividend yield stands at 6.09%.
Key figures
- NCBA: 90.25 KES on August 12, 2026
- 5-day performance: -1.9%
- P/E: 6.8
- Dividend yield: 6.09%
- NSE 25: -2.68% at 4,084.44
Market context: NCBA held up as the broader market sold off
The broader tone on the Nairobi stock exchange today was weak. The NSE 25 fell 2.68% to 4,084.44, while market breadth was negative at 17 gainers, 27 losers and out of listed counters covered in the session data. In that setting, NCBA’s flat close at matters because it points to relative resilience rather than outright momentum.