The Star
Business News

Kenya Power Puts Up Vehicles, Motorcycles, and Equipment for Public Auction

 

Vehicles and motorcycles at Kenya Power depot during a past public auction. | Photo: KPLC

Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced a massive public auction of vehicles, motorcycles, and other equipment, giving Kenyans a chance to bid and own used utility items at competitive prices.

Auction Date and Venue

The auction will take place on June 26 and 27, 2025, starting at 10:00 AM each day. It will be held at the KPLC Transport Depot, Ruaraka Yard, located near KCA University along Thika Road, Nairobi.

Items Available for Bidding

Interested bidders will have a chance to purchase the following items:

  • Motor vehicles
  • Motorcycles
  • Used batteries
  • Vehicle spare parts
  • Tyre casings
  • Used oil
  • Various plant and equipment

All items will be sold strictly on an “as-is, where-is” basis.

How to Participate in the Auction

To place a bid, potential buyers must:

  1. Pay a refundable deposit to Kenya Power:
    • Ksh100,000 for up to three vehicles
    • Ksh10,000 for up to three motorcycles and assorted items
    • Ksh110,000 for both vehicles and motorcycles
  2. Obtain a detailed auction catalogue from Galaxy Auctioneers located at Pangani Auction Centre, opposite Guru Nanak Hospital, Nairobi. The catalogue costs Ksh500.
  3. Visit the auction yard to inspect items in person before the sale day.

Note: No deposits will be accepted on the auction day itself. A bidding number is mandatory for participation.

Payment and Collection Terms

Successful bidders must:

  • Pay 25% of the winning bid amount immediately at the fall of the hammer.
  • Clear the remaining balance within 7 days at any Kenya Power banking hall.
  • Make all payments through banker’s cheque or cash—no mobile money transactions allowed.
  • Collect their purchased items within 14 days of the auction. A storage fee of Ksh300 per day will apply thereafter.

Transfer of Ownership

KPLC noted that transfer of ownership for the auctioned items will be completed within one month. Bidders are also reminded that the final sale is subject to the reserve market price.

Important Reminders

  • No cash transactions will be accepted at the auction site.
  • Only shortlisted or successful bidders will be contacted by the auctioneer.
  • Bidders must verify the condition of items before the auction; neither Kenya Power nor Galaxy Auctioneers offer warranties.

Helpful Links

 

Related posts

KRA Breaks Silence on Why CRSP for Vehicles Was Reviewed

The Star

Eastleigh: Inside Nairobi’s Bustling Commercial Hub and Its Hidden Challenges

The Star

Top 10 Loan Apps With the Lowest Interest Rates in Kenya

Jackline Karissa

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More