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East African Portland Cement

Ksh 115.50

▲1.32% today

68 owned trading days · 07 Jul 2026 → 06 Nov 2026 · KES 92.75–125.00

Low data confidence — model view withheld

Data C

Exactly two of the three checks below fail

Two of the three data checks fall short. Model views are withheld and replaced with 'low data confidence' — the data isn't strong enough to support them.

Not a negative view of the counter — a statement that our data is too thin to say much.

This counter

  • newest statement 28 months old
  • only 2 FYs of history (need 3)

Why grade C: newest statement 28 months old · only 2 FYs of history (need 3)

Automated analysis for information & education. Not investment advice.

Risk flags

  • FlagLoss-making in 2 consecutive FYs

The five pillars

composite —/100Data C

26Value36Quality55Health0Dividend43LiquiditybuildinghistoryMomentumCconfidence

Ring color: accent = confidence A/B, amber = C/D — a fixed-radius stroke, never a percentage fill.

Value26
  • loss-making in latest FY — P/E not meaningful0 ·w25
  • P/B 1.5566 ·w20
  • earnings yield -2.9% vs 364d T-bill 9.03% (spread -11.9pp)0 ·w20
  • needs positive EPS and own P/E history— ·w15
  • needs a dividend and own yield history— ·w10
  • revenue/earnings growth +9.4% YoY(short window)65 ·w10
Financial health55
  • F-Score 7/9 signals passed78 ·w70
  • interest coverage -0.5× (stored ratio — not derivable from raw lines)0 ·w30
Quality36
  • ROE -4.5%0 ·w25
  • net margin -8.6% (non-financial bands)0 ·w20
  • net margin +7.1pp over window(short window)100 ·w15
  • ROA -2.1%12 ·w15
  • debt/equity 1.16× (standard bands)61 ·w15
  • revenue never declined over window(short window)100 ·w10
Dividend reliability0
  • paid a dividend in 0 of 2 observed FYs (design window 5)(short window)0 ·w30
  • no dividend in latest FY0 ·w20
  • needs latest DPS and EPS— ·w20
  • needs two consecutive dividend-paying FYs— ·w15
  • needs latest DPS and positive EPS— ·w15
MomentumBuilding history — since 2026-07-07
  • Building history — since 2026-07-07— ·w100
Liquidity43
  • median daily turnover ≈ KES 178,846 over 68 observed days(short window)31 ·w40
  • no trades on 0% of observed days(short window)100 ·w30
  • daily turnover 0.2bp of market cap (shares est. from NI÷EPS)(short window)2 ·w30

Statements we hold

FYRevenueNet incomeEPSDPS
2024KES 3.5BKES -300.0M-3.33—
2023KES 3.2BKES -500.0M-5.56—

Analyst brief

An overall verdict on East African Portland Cement is withheld. The company's newest financial statement is 28 months old, and only 2 fiscal years of history are available — one fewer than required for stable scoring. These gaps constrain confidence in any forward-looking read. Within the available data: the company carries a loss in consecutive financial years, which zeros out profitability-based value scores and suppresses the quality pillar. The health pillar, supported by a 7 out of 9 F-Score, sits at a middling level; however, interest coverage has turned negative, signalling stress in debt servicing. Quality shows a net margin improvement of 7.1 percentage points over the observation window and revenue that never declined, yet current-year returns (ROE at -4.5%, ROA at -2.1%) remain deeply negative. Dividend scoring cannot engage — the company paid no dividend in either observed year.

PORT trades at 112.25 as of 2 November 2026. The earnings yield of -3.0% lies 12.0 percentage points below the 364-day T-bill rate of 9.03%, reflecting the loss-making position. Liquidity is thin, with median daily turnover around 188,271 Kenya shillings. The data-confidence grade is C, principled on the age of the latest statement and shortfall in historical depth. A fresh annual filing would reset the observation window and permit a full-strength verdict.

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