How To Become a Gas Dealer in Kenya – LPG Business Training 2026
Start a legal LPG gas cylinder business in Kenya with Kegas Dealers Ltd – EPRA licensed wholesaler, Zanzibar Road, Kilindini, Mombasa. We supply K-Gas, ProGas, Afrigas, Total, Hashi 6kg & 13kg + free EPRA licensing help + safety training.
Startup Cost 2026
| Scale | Capital Needed | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Small Retail | KES 50,000 – 120,000 | 10-20 cylinders (6kg + 13kg) |
| Medium Shop | KES 100,000 – 200,000 | 30 mixed cylinders + licenses |
| Wholesale Center | KES 1M+ | 50kg + bulk LPG + lorry |
EPRA: KES 0-3k
County Permit: 2.5k-5k
Fire + Weights: 1.5k
6kg: KES 1,350-1,750
13kg: KES 2,300-3,000
Wholesale Gas: 110/kg
Storage Cage: FREE
Fire Extinguisher: FREE
Signage: FREE
Refill: 15-25%
Complete: 25-40%
Daily: ~KES 9,940
How to Become a Gas Dealer in Kenya – 5 Steps
Obtain EPRA license to legally store, handle, sell LPG. Premises needs ventilation, fire equipment, secure cage.
Small kiosk from KES 50,000, medium multi-brand point KES 100k-200k.
Start with 1-2 fast brands: K-Gas, ProGas, Afrigas (6kg & 13kg). Source from EPRA licensed wholesaler like Kegas Dealers to avoid fake cylinders.
Learn inspection, leak detection, stacking, emergency response. We train for FREE.
Physical kiosk + WhatsApp/Phone delivery. Free delivery on 10+ cylinders Nairobi, Mombasa, Embu, Nakuru, Eldoret.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much do you need to start a gas business in Kenya?
Small retail KES 50,000-120,000 (10-20 cylinders), medium KES 100,000-200,000, large KES 1M+. Includes empty (6kg 1,300-1,800, 13kg 2,700-3,000), gas at 110/kg, licenses 5k-10k.
2. What are requirements to become a gas dealer?
6 main: EPRA LPG Retail License, County Business Permit KES 2,500-5,000, Fire Clearance, KRA PIN & Tax Compliance, Weights & Measures Certificate, Brand authorization letters (we give FREE). Plus ventilated shop, cage, extinguisher.
3. How do I get EPRA LPG license?
Apply via EPRA portal via supplier. Docs: business reg, CR12, IDs, KRA compliance, county permit, fire clearance, distributor authority letter, scale calibration, shop photo with cage. No EPRA fee, 30 days processing, 1 year validity. We file for free.
4. Can I start gas business without EPRA license?
No. Operating without EPRA or brand authorization = closure, confiscation, fines up to KES 100,000 under Petroleum Act.
5. How profitable is gas business?
Refills 15-25%, complete 25-40%, delivery 80-90%. Small shop KES 120k-250k monthly, medium 250k-350k, large 400k+. 7x6kg + 3x13kg daily = KES 9,940 profit.
6. Do you offer LPG business training?
Yes. Kegas Dealers supplies + trains on licensing, pricing, customers, safety. Wholesale from 10 pcs. WhatsApp DEALER to 0752 221 668.
7. Do I need a license to sell gas cylinders in Kenya?
Yes. You must hold EPRA license to legally store, handle, sell LPG cylinders in Kenya.
8. How much capital do I need to start gas dealership?
Small retail from KES 50,000, medium 100k-200k, wholesale significantly more (KES 1M+). Depends on scale.
9. Which gas brands are best for new dealer?
Popular starting brands: K-Gas, ProGas, Afrigas in 6kg (refill KES 920-1,050) and 13kg (KES 2,200-2,450). Fast-moving, high demand.
Ready to Become a Dealer?
Wholesale from 10 cylinders • Free EPRA filing • Free safety training • Free delivery 10+ pcs
WhatsApp DEALER – 0752 221 668
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