Uganda gets more powers in Kenya Pipeline operations

Kenya Pipeline Company’s tankers at its Eldoret depot.

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Besides holding the veto to hire and fire of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) chief executive officer, Uganda secured further concessions in operations of the company, including approval of tariff increases, dividend policy, employee restructuring and rights issues.

KPC shareholder rights or Articles of Association were amended after Uganda bought a Sh20 billion stake in the firm following its initial public offering (IPO), which ran from January 19 to February 24.

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