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Tycoon sells Sh80m Total Kenya shares shares

A Total petrol station in Limuru. Kenyan billionaire investor John Kibunga Kimani has exited the list of the oil marketer’s top shareholders. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  Victor Juma

Business Editor

Nation Media Group

Billionaire investor John Kibunga Kimani has sold three million Total Kenya #ticker:TOTL shares worth Sh80 million, exiting the list of the oil marketer’s top shareholders.

Mr Kimani had held the shares for years and ranked as the second-largest investor after French conglomerate Total SA which is the controlling shareholder with a 93.96 percent equity.

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