Kenya’s petroleum market remained highly competitive in the third quarter of 2025.
The Petroleum Institute of East Africa (PIEA) report released on December 4, 2025, shows Vivo Energy retained its lead in overall market share.
The data shows Vivo Energy commanded 15.09 per cent of total sales between July and September, including exports.
Rubis Energy followed in second place with 11.26 per cent, while Total Energies ranked third with 10.79 per cent.
Stabex secured fourth position with 4.90 per cent, continuing its steady growth in the fuels market.
The figures underscore the dominance of multinational brands while highlighting the gradual rise of regional and local players in Kenya’s petroleum landscape.
