Who owns Kenya Power Company?

The Government
The Government has a controlling stake at 50.1% of shareholding with private investors at 49.9%. Kenya Power is listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange.

How much is Kenya Power worth?

The Company operates in four regions: Nairobi, Coast, West Kenya and Mount Kenya….KPLC – Kenya Power & Lighting Company.

Growth & Valuation
Shares Outstanding 1.95B
Market Capitalization 3.34B

Is KPLC listed in NSE?

KPLC. The core business of the Company is transmission, distribution and retail of electricity to customers. The Company was listed at NSE in 1954.

What is KenGen share price?

KenGen operates in four generation modes: Hydro, Geothermal, Thermal, and Wind….KEGN – KenGen Plc.

Last Trading Results
Opening Price
Day’s Low Price 4.50
Day’s High Price 4.60
Traded Volume 85,400

Is KPLC owned by the government?

Its name changed to the Kenya Power and Lighting Company Limited in 1983. Kenya Power is partly owned by the Government of Kenya with 50.1 percent shareholding, and private investors with a 49.9 percent shareholding. Kenya Power is the national system operator (dispatcher of electricity).

Is KPLC a monopoly?

Kenya Power is not just a monopoly. It is a monopoly that passes nearly all its costs of doing business to its customers. It is also a monopoly with a captive customer base of over seven million, ranging from subsidised low-income users to power-hungry industries.

How much are Safaricom shares today?

Pricing

Previous Close 39.80
3M AVG Volume 130.60
Today’s High 39.95
Today’s Low 39.60
52 Week High 45.25

Which is the best company to buy shares in Kenya?

Here are the best shares to buy in Kenya at the moment:

  1. Safaricom PLC “A big investment.”
  2. Kakuzi PLC “Great for holding”
  3. Kenya Reinsurance Corporation “Good dividends and growth.”
  4. Kenya Commercial Bank Group PLC “One of the best.”
  5. Unilever Kenya PLC “Strong performance.”
  6. Bamburi Cement PLC “One of the best.”

How do I sell my Safaricom shares?

To sell your Safaricom shares, simply approach your stock broker and have them do it for you at the NSE (Nairobi Securities Exchange). You can even place the selling request online from the app or via email. That’s it, for now.

Is KPLC a private company?

Overview. Kenya Power is a public company listed in the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE). The company is a national electric utility company, managing electric metering, licensing, billing, emergency electricity service and customer relations.

Where does Kenya Power and Lighting Company operate?

The Company operates in four regions: Nairobi, Coast, West Kenya and Mount Kenya. Its interconnected network of transmission and distribution lines covers around 56,797 kilometers.

Why is Kenya Power so important to Kenya?

Kenya Power’s performance over the years is attributable to rise in the number of customers, improved power supply, tariff reveiw and economic growth. The company is positioned in providing adequate generation, transmission and distribution capacity as a result of Kenya’s rapid growth.

Who is the class action suit against Kenya Power?

Apollo Mboya and the Electricity Consumers Society successfully filed a class action suit against Kenya Power. The High Court barred KPLC from sending the exaggerated bills to recover a further Kes8.1 billion. Kenya Power has been a den of corruption where millions have been siphoned to offshore accounts.

Who is the fourth largest shareholder of KPLC?

President Uhuru Kenyatta’s mother, Mama Ngina, was listed the fourth largest investor in 2013. Ngina owns 0.11 percent stake at KPLC which translates to 2.2 million shares. Her stake at the company is valued at Kes37.7 million.