Arthur Oginga, the man in Old Mutual’s hot seat, is steering through shaky ground and strong headwinds as he fights to complete the turnaround he began in 2020.
Arthur Oginga, the man in Old Mutual’s hot seat, is steering through shaky ground and strong headwinds as he fights to complete the turnaround he began in 2020.

When Old Mutual Holdings Plc (Old Mutual Group East Africa) released its half-year 2025 results, the numbers drew attention — and not for the right reasons. Profit before tax plunged 66%, from KShs 1.1 billion in June 2024 to just KShs 380 million. Net profit was a razor-thin KShs 5 million, a 98% drop from KShs 327 million a year earlier. For investors, it was a sobering moment. After two years of steady recovery and a triumphant return to profitability in 2024, the sharp decline in early 2025 sparked concern: was the momentum fading, or was the turnaround losing steam?…

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Muhereza Kyamutetera is the Executive Editor of CEO East Africa Magazine. I am a travel enthusiast and the Experiences & Destinations Marketing Manager at EDXTravel. Extremely Ugandaholic. Ask me about #1000Reasons2ExploreUganda and how to Take Your Place In The African Sun.

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