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Related Companies Athi River 108.00   1.00  (0.92%) B.O.C 149.00 <no change> Bamburi 163.00   2.00  (1.24%) BAT 185.00   3.00  (1.65%) Carbacid 101.00   1.00  (1.00%) Crown Berger 26.00   2.00  (8.33%) E.A.Cables 23.75   0.25  (1.06%) E.A.Portland 80.00   5.00  (5.88%) E.A.Breweries 151.00 <no change> Eveready 3.60   0.05  (1.41%) KenGen 14.00 <no change> KenolKobil 67.50   0.50  (0.75%) KPLC <none> KPLC 151.00   2.00  (1.34%) Mumias Sugar 10.40   0.15  (1.42%) Sameer 6.15   0.05  (0.81%) Total 30.00   0.75  (2.44%) Unga 9.10 <no change> ex-K:P:L:C <none> ex-KenolKobil <none>

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Brief Company Profile

• Is Carbon Dioxide Trade a Tall Order for BOC? (26 Jan 2010)
The Kenya gas market has been dominated by BOC Kenya Limited (BOC) over the years, mainly due to historical reasons. But with recent technological advancements, smaller and efficient plants mainly from India and China have entered the market. The...

• Across-the-Brand Sale of Cooking Gas Begins (01 Dec 2009)
Cooking gas buyers will from Tuesday be free to exchange their cylinders at any Total, OiLibya, KenolKobil, BOC, Shell and National Oil outlets regardless of brand, in a move aimed increasing access to the product and bring down prices.

• BOC, Carbacid Shares Back at the Bourse (03 Nov 2009)
Shareholders of BOC and Carbacid can once again trade in their stocks at the Nairobi Stock Exchange beginning Wednesday.

• Kemoli Beats Strong Field to Lift BOC Crown (25 Aug 2009)
Seasoned golfer and immediate retired chairman of the Kenya Open Golf Limited, Richard Kemoli, braved a strong challenge from over a field of 80 golfers at Karen Country Club to win this year's BOC Golf title at the weekend.

• BOC Profit Down 20 Percent (21 Aug 2009)
BOC Kenya has reported a 20 per cent dip in pre-tax profit for the first half of 2009 and warned of a more depressed second half of the year.

• Gas Company Pretax Profit Up By Sh1.3 Million (23 Aug 2008)
BOC Kenya has reported a Sh1.3 million increase in pre-tax profit for the first six month ending June 31, 2008.

• BOC's Sh900m Expansion Poised to Shore Up Profit (22 Feb 2008)
BOC Kenya has posted a Sh265 million net profit and eyes better results that are supported by an ambitious Sh900 million expansion strategy.

• BOC Posts Sh339 Million Pretax Profit (22 Feb 2008)
BOC Kenya has today announced a Sh399.7 million pretax profit for the 15-month period ending December 31, 2007.

• Tribunal to Appeal in Carbacid Takeover Row (17 Dec 2007)
The legal battle over BOC Kenya's failed attempt to take over industrial oxygen manufacturer Carbacid was yesterday headed for the Court of Appeal signalling an even longer wait before shareholders in the two companies can trade their shares.

• CMA in Legal Feud With Its Appeals Body Over BOC (21 Nov 2007)
The Capital Markets Tribunal (CMT) paid a Nairobi lawyer Sh250,000 to write a report that it used to determine a long-running dispute pitting BOC Kenya Limited against capital markets regulator - the Capital Markets Authority, it has emerged.

• Shareholders in Gas Firms Caught Up in Legal Muddle (05 Nov 2007)
The past two years have been difficult for investors in Carbacid Investments and BOC Gases. For 23 months, the two listed gas manufacturers have had to endure losses running into hundreds of millions, as their stocks remain suspended at the Nairobi...

• NSE in Major Shake Up of 20-Share Index Companies (20 Jul 2007)
The Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE) has dropped six companies from its 20 share index constituent stocks and included new ones to reflect changes in market fundamentals since May 2003 when the index was last reviewed. NIC Bank, BOC Gases, Unilever,...

• Tribunal Backs BOC Takeover of Carbacid (17 Mar 2007)
The takeover of Carbacid by BOC Gases Limited will now take place, after a tribunal rescinded an earlier decision by the market regulator blocking the deal.

• Nema Orders Closure of Gas Company (22 Dec 2006)
The National Environment Management Authority (Nema) has ordered BOC Kenya to close down.

• BOC Gases Posts $4 Millioin Profit As Regional Growth Slows Down (07 Nov 2006)
The Kenyan arm of regional gases supplier BOC Gases has recorded a 15 per cent increase in operating profit, even as operations in Tanzania and Uganda reported slower-than-expected growth due to ongoing power cuts.

• BOC Gases Nets Sh226 Million Profit (03 Nov 2006)
BOC Gases, a company listed at the Nairobi Stock Exchange and with operations in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, recorded a profit of Sh226 million for the year ending September 2006.