The foreigner is doing all those who missed out on (@vvs praising and defending) the stock a favour...let him/she continue as more wazuans board.

Once the other rallies are done (or before they are), investors will turn to this counter with a vengeance!

Of court cases...on numbers - if case goes against KK, it will pay a few millions, but if KK wins the cases, it stands to gain billions from KPC & KPRL. Whichever way the cases go, there will be little NEGATIVE financial impact on KK.

Methinks the only way for this share is up.

I do not understand the regulatory regime for oil companies in other African countries where KK has ventured into. That could be the only undoing. Else why would multinationals exit the African market?

That I agree whth you

MNCs need huge set-ups coz they have managers for everything... And these guys are well-paid with club memberships!

KK runs a lean operation with fast decision-making & less top-bottom layers... Or so I think!

Anyway, I like KK... it will NOT be a smooth ride in all the countries (see recent Zimbabwe debacle) but they are growing in the fast-growth countries.

Kenya's economic growth lags our neighbours... so better margins + growth for KK elsewhere...

KK has often cited the inefficiencies of KPC & KPRL as impacting on their operations. This is set to change with KPC's intention to lay a new line from Nairobi to Western Kenya and the Eldoret-Kampala line (Joint venture of Kenya Uganda Oilibya). Further KPC increased is pumping capacity from MSA to NBI.

Once completed KK's distribution costs will fall and sales will increase due to higher fuel availability in Nairobi and western Kenya.