Boresha DT SACCO at 50: What Its 2025 Figures Tell Members
By Faith Jepkirui | Updated October 9, 2026
Boresha DT SACCO reported KSh14.7 billion in assets at December 31, 2025, as it entered its 50th year in 2026. The figures below come from the SACCO’s own published profile and should be read as institutional disclosures, not an independent audit by Daily Report KE.
The SACCO’s reported scale
- Assets: KSh14.7 billion at year-end 2025.
- Active members: 93,199.
- Member savings and deposits: KSh9.98 billion.
- Loans to members: KSh11 billion.
- Branches: 19, according to the SACCO.
The society says it was registered in August 1976 by 10 members with KSh60,000 in initial share capital. It changed its name from Baringo Teachers SACCO to Boresha SACCO in 2012 and later expanded beyond its original membership base.
What the numbers do—and do not—show
Assets, deposits and loans describe the institution’s reported size. By themselves, they do not show whether a particular loan suits a member, how liquid the SACCO is, or what dividend rate members received. For those questions, members should check the latest audited financial statements, AGM resolutions, product terms and current SASRA status.
An earlier version of this article reported a KSh700 million dividend and interest payout. We could not verify that figure in the official material reviewed for this update, so it has been removed. Members should use audited accounts and official AGM or member notices for confirmed returns.
Related guide: How to check whether a SACCO is licensed in Kenya.
