i agree with you.The reason why kk is not raising as first is because the CEO is quite quite and no one who knows what is happening in the company.segman used to give us update thus raising the share price.

q uiet

@Aguy..no prohecy yet. @lochaz index i have been here since 2013 , my intended time has elapsed and i need that money for something else. a Q: what are your timelines of speculating and investing in terms of years. Hope you saw in the 2 yrs the FUNNY behaviour of kk compared to its peer laggards.

Why not a bad investment? 2yrs . so you base on "needing money for something else" funny. so what do ppl need money for???? kama wewe why and when do you sell??

Kk plz kam bak to 8 I add up b4 the rally takes off

seriously ^^ ppl. have u no pity for the passengers who've been waiting for over 2yrs for driver to take off. mnafaa kuachwa, unless u get lucky.

@uchumi. in the same way keeping quiet does nothing to the share, when results are good that will shoot up the share.

This is the most optimistic I've heard u speak of Kk. that part of "we are growing quietly without making too much noise" and concentrating of high margin countries margins. give me great confidence.

I'll be looking how far above 1bn PAT he'll achieve. hope he shocks the market

Gulf Petrochem, a United Arab Emirates based oil dealer, has made an entry into the Kenyan market by buying out Essar Petroleum East Africa.
The two applied to the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) for approval of the acquisition last October. Gulf Petrochem is said to be interested in supplying bitumen to Kenya and the region as construction of tarmacked roads picks up.
Essar Petroleum holds a licence to import, export and sell wholesale all petroleum products except liquefied petroleum gas.
The company has a local market share of about 1.1 per cent and operates two petroleum retail stations in Nairobi under franchise, according to ERC.
Can they as well contract KK to help them reach the other AFrican markets?
Seems after China penetrated African market and Kenya for that reason, UAE lost alot as the Dubai of the late 90s' and 2000s' died out in Kenya as shoppers and importers came to realise Dubai as a re-export city and not a manufacturer. Kenyans Gone to the source thereby eliminating dubai somehow.
Dubai investors who made enough money then are coming to Kenya through buy-outs of businesses. Buying CMC, KPRL and very soon may be Sameer is the only way out to recapture market.
I remember one day I wrote to KK and Sameer to trade in Bitumen as well but they took no action.
The only issue here will be Majid vs Ohana....two cultures that never mix
Has KK been paid its dues by KPRL????????

looks like we're finally crossing over to 10+

I don't consider 10 well broken until we have a fat leading bid at 10 where next supply zone will be 10.50