KenolKobil chief executive David Ohana is set to reap a windfall of Sh1.12 billion from the sale of his employee share ownership (Esop) stake in the oil marketer that is being sold to French firm Rubis Énergie.
Mr Ohana, who has been at the helm of the NSE-listed KenolKobil since July 2013, owns 88 million shares he acquired through the Esop, and which he has committed to sell to Rubis at a price of Sh23 should the French firm be allowed to execute its bid to take over the Kenyan oil marketer.
