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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 84706, member: 27"]
The government is kicking off a massive state sell-off with a landmark pipeline company listing. Kenya Pipeline Company's initial public offering represents one of the biggest listings ever on the local exchange. The state is selling over eleven billion shares, a sixty-five percent stake in the strategic fuel firm, at a set price per share.

This values the entire company at a huge sum, aiming to raise an enormous amount of capital. The offer gives investors a one-month window to submit their applications for the shares. Allocation splits the shares between retail investors, institutions, regional partners, and oil marketing companies.

After the offer closes, allocation results will be announced later. Successful applicants must then complete their payments for the shares they receive. The Central Depository System will electronically credit the shares to investor accounts, with refunds processed for unsuccessful applications.

Trading of Kenya Pipeline Company shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange will commence soon after, pending regulatory approval. The Capital Markets Authority noted the published timeline could change if necessary, with any amendments publicly communicated.
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