Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenya National police DT Sacco registered a whopping KSh 66.4 billion in total assets for the financial year ending December 2025.
This followed the co-operative society’s technological strategies aimed at meeting a KSh 100 billion target in the next five years.
Member support and loyalty
The Sacco’s assets grew from KSh 59.8 billion reported in the year 2024.
Speaking to journalists in Nairobi, during the Annual Delegates Meeting (ADM) attended by News Nine on Friday, February 20, the National Chairman, David Mategwa, attributed the growth to a staggering member deposit and loan portfolio.
“We have scaled even in terms of revenues, we have hit KSh 10.7 million and our loan book is also growing, hitting KSh 55.3 billion. And where we are staggering is the deposits. That’s where I urge our members to see how we can continue cultivating that culture of savings,” said Mategwa.
According to the financial statements for 2025, Sacco member deposits grew to KSh 33.6 billion, up from KSh 33.1 billion in the previous year.
Share capital increased from KSh 19.8 billion to KSh 22.2 billion during the same year under review.
“We are at KSh 22.5 billion in share/core capital. So I think as the chair, on behalf of the board, on behalf of the leadership of Police Sacco and on behalf of the entire membership of Police Sacco, I’m so grateful and happy that we have received the support from our members. They hear, they heed our advice that they should take loans, invest wisely and also save for them to have a good sense of living,” he said.
Where does Kenya Police Sacco invest its money?
The chair added that the SACCO’s top priority is member support and empowerment, noting that 100% of its investments go to members.
This is in terms of loans, which saw the society record a loan portfolio of KSh 55.4 billion during the same year under review, up from KSh 50.3 billion in the previous year.
“Members are our priority. Whatever we have, we invest. Whatever remains is when we think of where we take this money. Whatever remains, we take it to infrastructure, treasury bonds and the bills,” he revealed.
The chair emphasised technology advancement, helping the Sacco to achieve its mandate on sustainable member financial support and empowerment.
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