DCON

An overall verdict is withheld because the newest financial statement is 22 months old and only one full year of history is available; three years are needed to build confidence in the scoring pillars. Among the observable facts: the value pillar, the only one with a score, sits toward the lower end of the 0–100 scale, driven by a loss-making latest financial year (rendering P/E meaningless) and an earnings yield of −444.4% against a 364-day T-bill rate of 9.0288%, a spread of −453.5 percentage points. The price-to-book ratio of 0.45 forms the sole component score of 100. Health, quality, momentum, and dividend pillars carry no scores; the health and quality data needed to assess them — net margin, return on equity, interest coverage, leverage — are not derivable from available filings. Liquidity scores at 0, the weakest observable position: median daily turnover over 64 observed days was approximately zero, with no trades on 100% of those days.

Deacons trades at KES 0.45 as of 2 November 2026. The earnings yield of −444.4% lies far below the T-bill rate, reflecting ongoing loss-making rather than capital appreciation or income potential. A thinly traded status carries a liquidity risk — exiting a position may take time or move the price materially. Data confidence is graded C, chiefly because the latest accounts are nearly two years old and history spans only one financial year. A fresh filing and a longer track record of results would clarify whether the business generates earnings and sustains any dividend history.

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