Kenya Pipeline Company Limited (KPC) is a State Corporation wholly owned by the Government of Kenya, with 99.9% shareholding by the National Treasury and a fractional less than 0.1% by the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum. Established in 1973 under the Companies Act, Cap 486 of the Laws of Kenya, KPC began its commercial operations in February 1978. The Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum represents KPC at the cabinet level, overseeing the company’s general policy and strategic direction.
KPC’s primary mission is to provide an efficient, reliable, safe, and cost-effective means of transporting petroleum products from Mombasa to the hinterland. To achieve this mission, KPC has constructed an extensive pipeline network, storage, and loading facilities dedicated to the transportation, storage, and distribution of these products. The current infrastructure includes 1,342 kilometres of pipeline, capable of handling approximately 14 billion litres of petroleum products annually.
This infrastructure is pivotal in driving economic growth and development throughout the East African Region. In alignment with this vision, KPC has formulated a Corporate Strategic Plan (CSP), known as KPC Vision 2025. The Plan is built upon four foundational pillars:

• Business Leadership: Dominating and leading the market in Kenya.
• People: Fostering outstanding performance by all KPC employees.
• Systems and Processes: Implementing reliable and world-class technology and systems.
• Image and Reputation: Cultivating exceptional relationships with all stakeholders.