Fortress Real Estate Investments has reported continued growth in its FY2026 results, which the company attributes to strong underlying fundamentals. In a video published by Moneyweb, chief executive Steven Brown and chief financial officer Ian Vorster discuss the numbers behind the performance and explain the factors driving the real estate investment firm's results. The interview aims to provide investors with the story behind the figures, offering insight into how Fortress has sustained its growth over the financial year.

FCMB Group Plc reported a profit of N177 billion and announced a dividend payout of N23 billion for the year 2025, indicating robust growth across its various business segments, according to Punch.

ALP REIT, described as Kenya's first US dollar-denominated Income Real Estate Investment Trust, has published its unaudited financial results for the six months ending 30 June, according to Kachwanya. The results are the trust's first since its listing on the Nairobi Securities Exchange and were characterised as strong by the outlet. Further details of the financial performance were not disclosed in the available report.

Analysts suggest the rally in South African listed property stocks may continue, according to Moneyweb. Ian Anderson of Merchant West Investments and Kundayi Munzara of Sesfikile Capital point to improving sector fundamentals, attractive yields and the possibility of annual returns in the teens as reasons for optimism. Their views indicate that, despite recent gains in listed property shares, investors could still see further upside if current conditions in the sector persist.

Safaricom PLC reported a strong financial performance for the fiscal year ending March 2026, highlighting its status as a leading company on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. The Group achieved higher revenue, improved profitability, and stronger returns for shareholders, driven by growth in Kenya's mobile data and M-Pesa services, along with positive developments in other areas.

According to Nairametrics, an investor who invested N1 million in Aradel Holdings Plc shares on January 2, 2026, would have seen their investment grow to N2.11 million by June 30, 2026, due to the increase in the stock's price. The report discusses the best and worst performing stocks on the Nigerian Exchange for the first half of 2026.