The dominance of the top three oil marketers in Kenya weakened between January and March this year, as their combined market share fell below the 50 percent mark amid an onslaught from local dealers.
This is based on data from industry lobby, Petroleum Institute of East Africa (PIEA) which shows that Vivo Energy, Rubis Energy Kenya and TotalEnergies Marketing Kenya held a combined share of 48.53 percent in the period, a drop from the 52.46 percent between January to March last year.
