Dangote buys 24.76% stake in Kenya Pipeline Company

Author: Dominic OmondiPublished on: October 21, 2026Country: Kenya

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Dangote buys 24.76% stake in Kenya Pipeline Company

Aliko Dangote has acquired a 24.76% stake in Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) from major Kenyan state-owned firms. The Nigerian businessman told Bloomberg News in London that he had bought about a quarter of the company. KPC listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange on March 9, and the deal expands Dangote’s investments in Kenya.

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