Investor Memo: Kenya’s Cooking-Gas Market — Breaking the Duopoly
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Two importers control 98% of Kenya’s cooking-gas market. In months, Rostam Aziz’s $130 million Mombasa terminal becomes the third door into the country — East Africa’s largest LPG store.
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