The company changed its reporting period last year to coincide with the calendar year from the past when its financial year ran to the end of March. SEE ALSO :NSE share index down by 9.56 pointsFrom Left to Right-Christopher Obure Chief Administrative Secretary Ministry Of Transport, KQ Chair Michael Joseph, DP Ruto, US Ambassador to Kenya, Robert Godec at JKIA upon the arrival of Kenya Airways flight from New York October 30. Following the steps, KQ’s revenue for the 12 months amounted Sh114.45 billion in 2018, as compared to Sh80.79 billion for the 9-month period ended December 31, last year. According to Michael Joseph, the growth in the total revenue was mainly boosted by growth in passenger revenue from Sh63.9 billion in the previous 9-month of 2017 to Sh88.7 billion December 31, 2018. Register to advertise your products & services on our classifieds website Digger.co.ke and enjoy one month subscription free of charge and 3 free ads on the Standard newspaper.

Source: Standard Digital April 30, 2019 07:04 UTC