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Jubilee Health Insurance posts 142 per cent rise in profit

Net profit rose to Sh910 million, more than double the Sh438 million recorded the previous year.

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by BOSCO MARITA

News11 April 2025 - 13:00
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In Summary


  • The company’s total equity rose to Sh5.1 billion, signaling sustained value creation for shareholders, customers, and service providers.
  • JHIL reported a profit before tax of Sh1.22 billion, a 142 per cent increase from Sh506 million in 2023.

CEO and Principal Officer of Jubilee Health Insurance Njeri Jomo. [PHOTO: HANDOUT]

Jubilee Health Insurance Limited (JHIL), a subsidiary of Jubilee Holdings, has announced stellar financial results for the year that ended December  31, 2024.

JHIL reported a profit before tax of Sh1.22 billion, a 142 per cent increase from Sh506 million in 2023.

Net profit rose to Sh910 million, more than double the Sh438 million recorded the previous year.

CEO and Principal Officer of Jubilee Health Insurance Njeri Jomo said this growth reflects Jubilee Health’s disciplined execution, continued investment in digital health solutions, and a relentless drive for operational efficiency and impact.

“This performance is a reflection of our purpose-driven culture and our promise to walk with every Kenyan on their healthcare journey,” said Njeri.

 “We continue to invest in innovative digital platforms, strong provider partnerships, and customer-centered programs like ‘Always With You’, ensuring we serve not only more people—but serve them better.”

In 2024, the company significantly strengthened its operational backbone by embracing AI-powered claims adjudication, enhancing digital self-service tools, and deepening real-time integrations with healthcare providers—enabling faster, more transparent service delivery for both customers and medical partners.

The company’s total equity rose to Sh5.1 billion, signaling sustained value creation for shareholders, customers, and service providers.

Its 2024 financial statements, audited by KPMG Kenya, received an unqualified opinion, affirming full compliance with IFRS 17 standards and continued transparency in financial reporting.

“These results reflect our commitment to financial discipline. We enhanced liquidity, optimized expense ratios, and drove profitability—leading to strong growth in retained earnings. We are firmly positioned to deliver continued sustainable value for our stakeholders,” said Eugine Mutekhele, CFO, Jubilee Health Insurance.

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