Sauti Sacco

Sauti Sacco

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Sauti Sacco

Sauti Sacco was formed in the year 1972 through the initiative of enterprising employees of the then Voice of Kenya (VOK) and Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. The sacco was then accommodated at the marketing offices of VOK, located at Mombasa House, along Koinange Street in Nairobi.It currently has offices at Sauti Sacco House situated along Kapiti Crescent in Nairobi South ‘B’ Estate, which was bought in 1994.Sauti has a share capital of Kshs. 112, 771, 088.90, making it one of the largest of the medium size Saccos in the country, and disburses loans amounting to about Kshs. 65 million annually.

Sauti holds substantial shareholding in Co-Operative Bank, Co-Operative Insurance Company and KUSSCO and intends to continue the support in future for the growth of the movement.Their vision is to be the leading national savings and credit service provider.The saccos mission is to develop and provide diversified, affordable and efficient financial services in order to improve members’ socioeconomic status.

Sauti Sacco Core Values

  • Honesty
  • Integrity
  • Equity
  • Team spirit
  • Efficiency

 

Goals of Sauti Sacco

  • Empower members economically
  • Add value to members shares/savings
  • Contribute to the overall national economic growth

Sauti Sacco – Contacts
Physical Address: South B, Nairobi
P.o Box:
Tel: 020542482, 020651117

City: Nairobi

E-mail:info@sautisacco.com

Web:

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