Rubis retains Sh4.6bn bonds in fuel subsidy payments from State

A pump attendant at the Rubis petrol station along Koinange Street, Nairobi, fuels a vehicle.

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Oil marketer Rubis Energy Kenya retained 26.6 million euros (Sh4.6 billion) worth of pending fuel subsidy debt converted into government bonds by the end of December, new disclosures showed, signalling benefits from the papers.

The firm was among oil marketers who in June 2023 agreed to settle Sh45 billion worth of pending bills via swaps in a three-year Treasury bond.

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