East African Portland Cement posted a net loss of KES386m (US$4.32m) for the year ended June 30, due to price competition, high staff costs and the weakening shilling.
The Kenyan cement producer posted a net profit of KES1.7bn a year earlier.
The company said its administrative costs had gone up by KES700m following a restructuring of its management, staff compensation and an increase in staff gratuity, Reuters reported.
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