Kenya Pipeline (KPC)
KES 15.00
down −0.66 % down KES −0.10
Prev close 15.00
Kenya Pipeline share price
- 5 Oct 2026: 9.02
- 6 Oct 2026: 9.00
- 7 Oct 2026: 9.00
- 8 Oct 2026: 9.00
- 9 Oct 2026: 9.02
- 12 Oct 2026: 9.02
- 13 Oct 2026: 9.04
- 14 Oct 2026: 9.04
- 15 Oct 2026: 9.04
- 16 Oct 2026: 9.00
- 19 Oct 2026: 9.02
- 21 Oct 2026: 9.06
- 22 Oct 2026: 9.78
- 23 Oct 2026: 10.55
- 26 Oct 2026: 11.50
- 27 Oct 2026: 12.55
- 28 Oct 2026: 13.80
- 29 Oct 2026: 15.10
- 30 Oct 2026: 15.00
- 2 Nov 2026: 15.00
Kenya Pipeline key figures
- Market cap
- Not yet available
- Volume
- Not yet available
- Shares in issue
- Not yet available
- 52-week range
- 9.00 to 15.10
- P/E ratio
- Not yet available
- Dividend yield
- Not yet available
- Turnover
- Not yet available
- Prev close
- 15.00
- From 52-week high
- 1 % below
- Listed since
- 10 Mar 2026
52-week range
- Low
- 9.00
- High
- 15.10
98 % of range
Kenya Pipeline shares backtest
If you bought KES 1,000 worth of Kenya Pipeline shares every month since Mar 2026, how much would you have now?
- 9 months × KES 1,000 = KES 9,000 put in
- KES 9,000 bought 943.42 shares
- 943.42 shares × KES 15.00 today
KES 14,151 up +57.24 % on KES 9,000 put in
Kenya Pipeline dividends
No Kenya Pipeline dividend is listed here yet.
About Kenya Pipeline
Kenya Pipeline Company transports and stores refined petroleum products through about 1,342 km of pipeline from Mombasa to Nairobi, Nakuru, Eldoret and Kisumu, and runs airport fuel depots and the Morendat Institute of Oil and Gas. Incorporated in 1973, it is headquartered at Kenpipe Plaza, Nairobi. The government sold 65 percent through an IPO at KES 9 per share; trading on the NSE began on 10 March 2026.
Kenya Pipeline news
Probe after KPC foils illegal pipeline connection attempt in Mombasa
KPC foils attempt to siphon fuel from Mombasa pipeline
WATCH LIVE: Senate Energy Committee Meets Governor Kilonzo Jr., NEMA, KPC Over Impact of Kibwezi Oil Spillage
'Why not?' Ruto slams critics opposing Dangote's purchase of KPC shares
KPC Shares Could Double or Triple, Ruto Says After Dangote Deal
FAQs about Kenya Pipeline shares
What is Kenya Pipeline's share price today?
Kenya Pipeline (KPC) last closed at KES 15.00 on 2 Nov 2026, down 0.10 or 0.66 % from the previous close of 15.00. Prices on KenyaStocks are end of day.
How much is one Kenya Pipeline share?
One Kenya Pipeline share cost KES 15.00 at the last close, plus trading fees (Ziidi Trader charges 1.5 % commission; broker fees vary). You can buy a single share: since 8 August 2025 the NSE lets you buy any number of shares.
How much do 1,000 Kenya Pipeline shares cost?
1,000 Kenya Pipeline shares cost KES 15,000.00 at the last close of KES 15.00, plus trading fees (Ziidi Trader charges 1.5 % commission; broker fees vary).
How do I buy Kenya Pipeline shares?
Open a CDS account through a licensed NSE stockbroker or broker app, fund it by M‑PESA or bank transfer, then place an order for Kenya Pipeline shares: since 8 August 2025 the NSE lets you buy any number of shares, even one. You can also buy NSE shares inside the M‑PESA app with Ziidi Trader. Trades settle in three working days. If you are weighing shares against a money market fund or Treasury bills, the comparison guide sets the three side by side.
How to buy shares in Kenya How to buy shares with M‑PESA Shares vs money market funds vs T-bills
Is Kenya Pipeline actively traded on the NSE?
Kenya Pipeline traded on 2 of the last 20 NSE sessions on record at KenyaStocks.
Can I buy Kenya Pipeline shares from outside Kenya?
Yes. Non-residents and Kenyans in the diaspora open a CDS account through a licensed NSE stockbroker that onboards clients remotely, fund it by international transfer, and buy Kenya Pipeline shares the same way a resident does. Dividends paid to non-residents carry a different withholding tax rate; the guide's diaspora section covers the paperwork.
Where can I see Kenya Pipeline's share price history?
The chart on this page draws every daily close KenyaStocks holds for Kenya Pipeline (KPC), from 10 Mar 2026 to 2 Nov 2026. Days without a trade show as gaps.