Kenya Pipeline’s IPO is a golden opportunity for retail investors

A tanker leaves Nakuru Kenya Pipeline deport on October 23, 2025.

Photo credit: Boniface Mwangi | Nation Media Group

To buy or not to buy is the question investors are asking amidst the ongoing Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) Initial Public Offer (IPO), the largest stock offering in Kenya since the 2008 Safaricom IPO.

The KPC IPO aims to raise Sh106.3 billion by selling a 65 percent stake in the company to investors through 11.8 billion shares, priced at Sh9 per share.

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