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Sidian Bank Kenya Limited has announced relocating its Kitui Branch into a more strategic and customer-focused location in Kitui town.
The new branch is part of the banks’ ambitious expansion strategy as well as solidifying a modern and refreshing brand look across the branch network for that seamless customer experience.
Sidian Bank Kitui branch relocated from Mutoto Plaza Kilungya Street to Telyndo Building on Biashara Street as a strategic move by the bank to grow its footprint and enhance visibility in this region.
The bank’s focus on SMEs is entrenched in its value proposition, “Home of Biashara Banking”, which has been instrumental in expanding its branch network and growing its customer base.
The new location is poised to offer enhanced services while reflecting the bank’s contemporary brand outlook.
Sidian Bank has gained significant recognition for its unwavering support of SMEs through its flagship product, Trade Finance.
As part of the bank’s ongoing commitment to better serve its customers, offering a convenient, modernised banking experience that reflects the needs and expectations of today’s consumers in the eastern region
“We are excited to welcome our customers to our new and improved location in Kitui,” said Chege Thumbi, CEO of Sidian Bank.
“This relocation offers our clients a refreshed banking experience in a more accessible and convenient location. Our commitment remains the same: to provide exceptional financial solutions that support businesses and individuals in the region.” He added.
The newly relocated Sidian Bank Kitui branch continues to offer the same great services and personalised banking experience, now enhanced with accessibility and convenience.
“Customers can look forward to a modern banking environment designed to improve their overall experience while enjoying the personalised service they value.” He ended.
By enhancing its physical presence, the bank aims to improve service delivery, support local businesses, and provide entrepreneurs, traders, and individuals with the financial tools they need to thrive in the region.
The financial institution is targeting to hit 100 branches by the end of the year across all the 47 counties.
