Kenya Pipeline increases annual profit by 13%
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Nile Post
Kenya Pipeline Company increased its annual profit after tax by 13% to 11.58 billion Kenyan shillings, driven by higher oil volumes and improved efficiency. Its revenue rose by 9% in 2026, according to results presented by acting managing director Pius Mwendwa.
Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), a Kenyan petroleum products transport company listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, increased its annual profit after tax by 13% to 11.58 billion Kenyan shillings, equivalent to about 320.8 billion Ugandan shillings, Nile Post reports.
Its revenue rose by 9% in the 2026 financial year to 43 billion Kenyan shillings, from 39.5 billion a year earlier. The increase was supported by a 7% rise in the volumes of petroleum products transported for the domestic and transit markets. Uganda holds a 21.22% stake in the company.
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