Kigali | February 3, 2026 | 4 Min Read
The Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) IPO – Investor Forum & Stakeholder Engagement took place today in Kigali, bringing together senior public sector leaders, capital markets experts, and regional decision-makers to discuss the future of public investments in East Africa.
The forum emphasized transparency, strong governance, and credible investment frameworks, as participants explored strategies to attract investors and deepen regional capital market integration.
High-Level Attendance Reflects Regional Commitment
Among the distinguished attendees were:
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H.E. Amb. Janet Mwawasi Oben, Kenya High Commissioner to Rwanda
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Dr. Janerose Omondi, Managing Director, Privatization Authority
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Joe Sang, EBS, Managing Director, Kenya Pipeline Company
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Dr. Kenne Belgrad, Lead Transaction Advisor – KPC IPO
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Mr. Cyrell Odede Wagunda, Principal Secretary, State Department for Public Investments and Assets Management (Kenya)
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Mr. Antoine Kajangwe, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Trade and Investment (Rwanda)
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Mutesi Linda Rusagara, Minister of State, Public Investment and Resource Mobilization (Rwanda)
The presence of this high-level leadership underscores a shared regional commitment to sustainable public investment, accountability, and inclusive participation in national assets.
Privatization Authority Reinforces Investor Confidence
The Privatization Authority highlighted its role in building credible investment frameworks and simplifying public offerings for citizens and institutional investors.
“At the Privatization Authority, our mandate goes beyond facilitating transactions. We are focused on building credible investment frameworks, simplifying complex public offerings for citizens and investors, and ensuring that privatization supports accountability, growth, and regional partnerships,” the Authority stated.
The forum also showcased strong collaboration between Kenya and Rwanda, signaling a commitment to unlocking regional capital for sustainable development across East Africa.
KPC IPO Participation Details
The Kenya Pipeline Company eIPO is now open to the public:
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Share price: KES 9 per share
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Minimum purchase: 100 shares (KES 900)
The KPC IPO marks a new chapter for Kenya’s public enterprises, offering citizens and regional investors an opportunity to participate in national asset growth while enhancing transparency and governance standards.
