British American Tobacco Kenya Ltd — Tue, February 02 2010 myStocks!

193.00  16.00 (9.04%) Feb 02, 2010 Prev. Close: 177.00 Volume: 10,600   Last Trade 12 Months All Time Low: 190.00 173.00 40.00 High: 194.00 262.00 314.90 Sector: Industrial And Allied Financial Dates: Q1: Mar 31 | Q2: Jun 30 | Q3: Sep 30 | Q4: Dec 31 Bonuses & Splits:

Shares:  100,000,000 Class:  Ordinary Par Value:  10.00 Mkt. Cap.:  19.30 B EPS:  17.00 DPS:  17.00 P/E:  11.35 Div. Yield:  8.81%

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Related Companies Athi River 109.00 <no change> B.O.C 149.00 <no change> Bamburi 160.00 <no change> BAT 193.00   16.00  (9.04%) Carbacid 100.00 <no change> Crown Berger 25.50   0.50  (1.92%) E.A.Cables 23.25   0.25  (1.09%) E.A.Portland 80.00 <no change> E.A.Breweries 150.00 <no change> Eveready 3.65   0.15  (3.95%) KenGen 13.95   0.05  (0.36%) KenolKobil 65.00   5.00  (8.33%) KPLC <none> KPLC 148.00   1.00  (0.67%) Mumias Sugar 10.80 <no change> Sameer 5.95   0.25  (4.39%) Total 30.25   0.50  (1.68%) Unga 9.10   0.05  (0.55%) ex-K:P:L:C <none> ex-KenolKobil <none>

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Sector: Industrial And Allied

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• Kenya Outclass Country in Cricket Tie (17 Dec 2009)
Tanzania lost to Kenya by 93 runs in the opening day of the Senior Women Cricket Championship held at Sir Ali Muslim Club in Nairobi on Tuesday. According to Kenyan sources, the hosts elected to bat first and went on to garner 161-8 runs in 50 overs.

• Zim Complete 4-1 Cricket Series Rout of Kenya (19 Oct 2009)
Zimbabwe's opening batsman, Hamilton Masakadza had a sterling performance with the bat hitting unbeaten one and half centuries in the last one day international match that Zimbabwe beat Kenya by 142 runs at Harare on Sunday.

• BAT Profit Rises Nine P.C. to Sh1.2 Billion (17 Jul 2009)
British American Tobacco Limited has reported a 9 per cent increase in its pre-tax profit to Sh1.2 billion for the six months ended 30th June.

• Smoking Out Profits From BAT Shares (29 Jun 2009)
Where there is smoke, the cliché goes, there is fire.

• Ireland Still On Top As Kenya Fight to Save Match (14 Oct 2008)
The race for the last slot in the International Cricket Council Intercontinental Cup final gets into the final stage on Tuesday at the Nairobi Gymkhana with Kenya in trouble with 246 runs in their second innings behind Ireland who have an innings to bat.

• Ireland Off to a Good Start (13 Oct 2008)
Ireland's opening batsman, Nial O'Brien had a brilliant performance with the bat, knocking a chanceless century in the first day of the International Cricket Council Intercontinental Cup at the Nairobi Gymkhana on Saturday.

• BAT Concerned Over Tax (08 May 2008)
British American Tobacco (BAT) Kenya is against any possible increase in excise duty, saying such a move would pave way for the sale of illicit products.

• Tougher Laws On Smoking Threaten BAT Profit Run (07 May 2008)
Contract manufacturing helped boost cigarette maker British America Tobacco Kenya profits, but concerns remain over the company's ability to maintain the growth trend after June when the Tobacco Control Act comes becomes operational.

• BAT's Pre-Tax Profit Grows to Sh2 Billion (19 Mar 2008)
British American Tobacco's pre-tax profit for the year ended December 2007 rose by 17 per cent to Sh2 billion, up from the Sh1.7 billion recorded at the end of 2006.

• Hosts Fall to Touring Side (12 Nov 2007)
Kenya's under-19 promising batsman Alex Obanda had a brilliant performance with the bat in the opening match of the two day tour of Uganda by Kenya side Afripals who edged out Uganda XI by eight runs at the Lugogo oval on Saturday.

• Understanding Ratios Key to Size Up Firms (08 Nov 2007)
"Buy Bamburi as opposed to buying Athi River Mining (ARM), it is trading at a Price to Earnings (P/E) Multiple of 26 compared to ARM's 32." Or "Buy British American Tobacco (BAT) which is trading at a P/E of 11 as opposed to Kenya Commercial Bank...

• Bid to Dismiss Moi's Defamation Suit Flops (02 Apr 2007)
A move by a cigarette manufacturer to throw out a defamation suit filed against it by Baringo Central MP, Mr Gideon Moi, has flopped.British American Tobacco (BAT) had appealed for the suit to be dismissed for want of prosecution. It claimed that Moi...

• U-19 Stars Handed Bat (22 Jan 2007)
BATSMAN: Richard Okia bats ahead of the Nairobi tour

• Consider Our Views, Says Player (30 Oct 2006)
The British American Tobacco (BAT) Kenya wants a tobacco Bill that takes into account the existence of the tobacco industry, the freedom of choice and protection of the interests of non-smokers.

• BAT Increases Capacity to Meet Export Demand (26 Oct 2006)
British American Tobacco Kenya has finalised the migration of its manufacture operations to Nairobi as part of an export-oriented strategy.

• BAT Gets Improved Credit Rating Results (11 Aug 2006)
British American Tobacco (BAT) has received a high credit rating result from the Global Credit Rating (GCR) agency.

• Former Smoker Puts BAT in the Dock in Landmark Tobacco Lawsuit (22 May 2006)
Mr Amos Weru Murigu may be an ageing peasant farmer, but he is at the centre of a ground-breaking lawsuit which he has pursued doggedly for three years.

• Finally BAT Reacts to Public Smoking Ban (19 May 2006)
The British American Tobacco wants the Government to consult the industry before enacting the proposed Tobacco Bill.

• Report Attacks BAT On Marketing Practices (16 May 2006)
A damning report by an influential British NGO has accused cigarette giant BAT of using methods that are illegal in the UK and the European Union to promote tobacco products in Kenya.