Pleased by the successful outcome of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) IPO, the first initial public offering in Kenya in 17 years, whose overall subscription reached 105%, reflecting strong confidence by investors and the market in our privatisation agenda and economic turnaround programme.
Encouraged by the strong participation of investors, over 67% of whom are Kenyans investing individually and through institutions, broadening public ownership of national assets while promoting diversification of wealth and equal opportunity.
Welcomed the strategic regional participation from EAC investors, including Uganda and Rwanda, underscoring growing regional confidence in our economy and positioning KPC as a truly regional energy infrastructure company.
At State House, Nairobi, received a brief on the outcome of the KPC IPO and reiterate that the proceeds will be channeled to the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) to support the development of critical national infrastructure once Parliament approves its operationalisation.
Kenya invested.
Kenya participated.
Tomorrow, Kenya hears the results.
The Kenya Pipeline IPO Results Announcement takes place on 4th March 2026 at 9:00 AM.
The KPC IPO is fully regulated and transparent. All disclosures follow CMA and NSE rules, so you know where the company stands, and what you’re investing in.
Apply online via https://t.co/9JCCTSjG9o or dial *483*816# to invest at KES 9 per share.
About 10 days ago @PrivatisationKE launched the Kenya Pipeline Company eIPO. Each share is priced at KES 9, with a minimum purchase of 100 shares (KES 900). We invite you to participate.
Apply online at https://t.co/o4dwEqAlfd or dial *483*816#
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Speaking at the KPC IPO Media Roundtable, Dr. Janerose Omondi, CEO - Privatization Authority, noted that the @kenyapipeline IPO is deliberately structured to be accessible to Kenyans with shares going at KES 9, for a minimum of 100 shares.
#AFutureYouCanShare#ANewDawn
And it's official! National Treasury CS, Hon. FCPA John Mbadi Ng’ongo, EGH, KPC - MD, Joe Sang & Kiprono Kittony, representing the Nairobi Securities Exchange unveil the Kenya Pipeline Company IPO Prospectus.
For all information on the IPO, click here: https://t.co/9JCCTSj8jQ
The National Assembly Committee on Energy and the Committee on Public Debt and Privatization have been tasked with the joint consideration of a Sessional Paper proposing the privatization of the Kenya Pipeline Company Limited (KPC).
This follows the submission of the Sessional Paper to the National Assembly by the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury and Economic Planning, detailing plans to offload government shares in KPC through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.
Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Moses Wetang’ula made the announcement in the House on Tuesday, 5th August 2025 noting that the proposed privatization forms part of the Government’s broader economic reform agenda aimed at enhancing efficiency, competitiveness, and the financial sustainability of key state-owned enterprises.
“The Paper has been prepared in accordance with the Privatization Act, 2005 and has already been approved by Cabinet,” said Speaker Wetang’ula. “I will allow the Leader of the Majority Party to lay the Sessional Paper on the Table of the House this afternoon during Order No. 5. Thereafter, it will stand committed to the two Committees for joint consideration.”
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PS @Kiptoock today presided over the official launch of the @PrivatisationKE 2023-2028 Strategic Plan . The plan aims to ensure a transparent and seamless privatisation process, supporting Kenya's economic growth .Present were Board chair Mr.Faisal Abass & CEO Dr.Joseph Koskey