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    Sale Of Kengen's rights kicks off, Govt commits To take up 70%

    The Kenyan
    By The Kenyan Wall Street
    - May 23, 2016
    - May 23, 2016
    Kenya Business news

    Sale of KenGen’s 4.4 Billion new shares kicked off on Monday with the Government through the National Treasury promising to take up 70% through conversion of Ksh 20.2 Billion loan into equity. If the Government takes up its rights, KenGen will only be targeting Ksh 8.6 billion which the listed power producer intends to use to finance capital expenditures in geothermal and wind power generation.

     Read; KenGen Gets Approval to Raise Ksh 28.8 Billion via Rights Issue

    The rights issue is open for three weeks and closes on 10th June 2016 with the subscription rate expected to be announced on 1st July 2016. Listing & commencement of trading of the new shares at the NSE will be on 6th July 2016.

    In the coming week, the company is expected to conduct a roadshow to interact with its domestic shareholders in Thika,Nyeri,Kisumu,Nakuru,Eldoret,Mombasa and Nairobi.

    Investors who would wish to participate in the cash call but are not shareholders can buy rights of owners who are not willing to exercise their option at the exchange. Shareholders who wish to sell their rights to other investors in renunciation of rights by private transfer will have up to 27th of May to do so.

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