NCBA Group closed at 91.25 KES on Thursday 26 March 2026, capping a volatile but constructive 5-day gain of 3.7% that has pushed the lender back into focus among Kenyan banking names. The immediate catalyst is twofold: its unaudited results for the period ended 30 September 2025, released on 26 March, and the Nairobi Securities Exchange’s launch of a banking sector index on the same day, both of which sharpen attention on relative bank performance.
For a retail investor checking the NCBA price today, the key point is not just that the stock has risen, but how it has risen. At 91.25 KES, NCBA trades on a P/E of 6.9 and offers a dividend yield of 6.03%, a mix that still looks disciplined rather than stretched after the recent move. The technical picture is also measured: an RSI of 55.08 and a medium risk score suggest improving momentum, but not a runaway overbought setup.
Key figures
- NCBA share price: 91.25 KES
- 5-day performance: +3.7%
- P/E ratio: 6.9
- Dividend yield: 6.03%
- RSI: 55.08
Nairobi stock exchange today: flat indices, but banks drove the conversation
The broader looked static at index level on . The closed at , unchanged at , while the held at and the at , also flat at . Yet that calm headline performance masked a heavy flow of financial-sector news, with earnings releases from , , , , and all hitting the market on the same day.