
NAIROBI, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Kenya began selling a 65% stake in its state oil pipeline firm on Monday, officials said, looking to raise 106.3 billion shillings ($824.67 million) in East Africa's biggest ever initial public offering.
Ownership in Kenya Pipeline Company will be sold for 9 shillings per share, the offer documents showed, in the sale that will run until February 19 and is expected for the shares to list on March 9.($1 = 128.9000 Kenyan shillings)