So fuel consumption is +20% y-o-y in Kenya for 9 months. That bodes well for KK as more volumes sold decreases the fixed cost/litre.
Ironically, the price controls are helping efficient firms like KK which can give a 5/- discount per litre. LPG sales are also growing for KK. I hope we can get actual/absolute numbers when KK publishes its Annual Report. Ohana said KK was going to introduce 200,000 LPG tanks into the EAC market. That would boost availability of KK's LPG.
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