Rubis’ revenues in Kenya in the first half of this year grew 8.9 percent when reported in euros, benefitting from strengthening of the shilling in a period when floods and protests hit demand for petrol and diesel.
Disclosures by the parent firm shows that Rubis Kenya booked revenues of Sh67.38 billion (€488 million) in the period ended June compared to Sh68.4 billion (€448 million) a year earlier.