They should demanded that when they bought the "remainder" of the Rights Issue shares.

@ericsson,is there hope for a dvd in october? ama itakuwa kama last year.

They are at 6.6%
They need about 220mn shares to reach 10%
As at today 4.33mn shares have been traded

You couldn't be more wrong. NSSF is among the top ten shareholders of Kengen,its only that,due to the change in the law, its interest is held under various custodial managers.

You are also wrong.The custodial manager for NSSF is normally stated in the report.
NSSF is not in the top ten of KENGEN shareholders

@Moneydust
No need of arguing on things which have no basis.
I have pasted for you as below the list of top ten shareholders of kengen as at this year when they were allocating shares to PIC.
Indicate to me who NSSF is
Link to the list is as below;
http://www.kengen.co.ke/...llotment%20to%20PIC.PDF

//I know the name and custodial account NSSF Kenya normally uses.Indicate to me the one u know

NSSF normally uses Standard Chartered A/C 9230 which was transferred to Stanchart when Barclays sold its custodial business to Stanchart.
If you check the annual results for KENGEN 2015 you will find it there at position 3 but in 2016 it's out.
If you look at other companies where NSSF has shareholding like BBK,Stanchart,NMG,ARM you will find that account number.
Even when NSSF had shares in Safaricom that number you will find it.

NSSF was stopped from having multiple accounts after the Discount Securities fiasco where more than a bn of workers money was lost.
That number you have quoted I highly doubt it's NSSF

When they first purchased the shares... They would probably gotten their demand met.

Curious, how does one know the entity behind a custodial account? It could be very useful even for other counters.

I expect a dividend