Cheaper crude generally means cheaper refined products. Lower pump prices usually means greater volumes sold. There's no guarantee but ceteris paribus more volumes = better profits. Ohana said KK will not chase unprofitable volumes. All subsidiaries, incl low-margin ET, are profitable. KK shut down stations in ET that weren't profitable and/or problematic i.e. dealers with a poor payment history. This freed up cash to pursue profitable lubes & LPG.

30 new stations should be good for (profitable) volumes.

KK is open to mature (new) markets like SA. Perhaps Botswana. Mozambique looks interesting but the "socialist" mindset worries Ohana. Zambia is flush with cash & plans are underway to have 2x stations by 2022.

I am getting uncomfortable with the constant "in-the-news" stuff. Remember how Segman, Naikuni among others used to be in the news all the time?
http://www.sde.co.ke/m/a...group-managing-director

I still like KK but I prefer the old "silent, deadly and effective" Ohana who competition didn't see coming!

Good news is never poison. If Ohana is positive, then Kk is positive. Remember books are still being returned and any better than normal behavior can drive kk to give a scrip dividend of say 50 cents or mid year interim of 20-25 cents.
But first let us read the budget and vote leaders nane name!!!.

Let this man buy shares in Kk,i once heard him say he doesn't trust share trading gambling

Some hungry wanjikus are creating unnecessary lows