Dividends on share capital and interest on deposits, as declared by each SACCO. Sorted by year, then highest dividend.
Updated 24 October 2026. Every entry comes from the SACCO's own published information; tap a SACCO for its full details and the source. Spotted something out of date? Use "Suggest an edit" on the SACCO's page.
A dividend is paid on your share capital, the part of your money you can't withdraw but can sell to another member. Interest on deposits is paid on your savings (non-withdrawable deposits), which most SACCOs use to work out how much you can borrow. Both are set each year at the SACCO's AGM, so past rates don't guarantee future ones. How to read a SACCO's annual results.