KCB bank to slowdown auctioning the property of defaulters. It will help struggling firms by renegotiating the terms on loans for easier pay back, and may add more money to help them turn around. — Business DailyThe other side of the coin to this argument is that currently there are no buyers for auctioned property.
Always remember that the bank is not your friend. The part of them helping struggling firms is actually they helping themselves recover their money. As I mentioned, this is a plan B for KCB because there are no buyers for the property they seize from defaulters. Kama simple motor vehicle zinawashinda kuuza, how will they sell road construction machinery?KCB bank to slowdown auctioning the property of defaulters. It will help struggling firms by renegotiating the terms on loans for easier pay back, and may add more money to help them turn around. — Business Daily
KCB Bank says companies in road construction, hospitality and manufacturing sectors are the biggest defaulters. — Business Daily
Kaluworks ya Chandaria comes to mind...si last week NCBA walirudisha Kampuni due to no bidders after stating their intent to Auction the CompanyThe other side of the coin to this argument is that currently there are no buyers for auctioned property.
I saw that nikacheka sana. Banks are also the ones running KQ and the likes of mumiasKaluworks ya Chandaria comes to mind...si last week NCBA walirudisha Kampuni due to no bidders after stating their intent to Auction the Company
The KQ one is a bit complicated. They were arm twisted by treasury to convert their facilities to equity or lose the money altogether.I saw that nikacheka sana. Banks are also the ones running KQ and the likes of mumias
@bigDogThe KQ one is a bit complicated. They were arm twisted by treasury to convert their facilities to equity or lose the money altogether.
It would be interesting to see what's been auctioned. Many businesses are auctioned because they run out of money and fail to service their loans. It's not that all of them are bankrupt!