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KenolKobil snaps up BP’s assets in five African states

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A Kobil petrol station. KenolKobil has embarked on an aggressive expansion programme that has seen it gain command in several regional markets. Photo/FILE

A Kobil petrol station. KenolKobil has embarked on an aggressive expansion programme that has seen it gain command in several regional markets. Photo/FILE 

By ALLAN ODHIAMBO  (email the author)
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Posted  Tuesday, March 16  2010 at  00:00

Recently, KenolKobil embarked on an aggressive expansion programme that has seen it gain command in several regional markets.

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For instance, last year the company set up shop in Burundi in a 100 per cent take over of top oil marketer Oil Burundi SA, previously owned by Engen International Holdings — the largest brand in South Africa and which belongs to Malaysian multinational Petronas.

The deal could provide KenolKobil with a reliable fuel supply chain from Durban where Engen runs a refinery.

Kobil Burundi SA is the seventh member in the KenolKobil group of companies, a position that has seen the parent firm have a presence in all member countries of the East Africa Community.

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