Kenyan businessman Gor Semelang’o lives life in the fast lane and does not shy away from displaying his wealth. Gor Semelang’o is one of the richest Kenyans. Which businesses are owned by Gor Semelang’o? 1. Petrokenya Oil Company 2. Real estate 3. Talanta Media 4. Semelang’o’s palatial residence Richest Kenyan celebrity couples + View more From putting on expensive watches valued at more than KSh 500,000 to gifting his son a Ford Mustang car worth KSh 4 million, his wealth has caught the attention of Kenyans.Semelang’o is an alumnus of Utrecht University in the Netherlands. Which businesses are owned by Gor Semelang’o? 1. Petrokenya Oil Company The businessman is one of the investors in the oil marketing business through Petrokenya Oil Company Limited. According to his LinkedIn profile, he is the founder and managing director of the oil firm. “I am in the petroleum business. It’s very tough but lucrative,” he revealed. Petrokenya is an exporter, importer, and wholesaler of petroleum products and provides liquid logistics services in the East African region. It also offers transport services to oil marketing companies in the region. Who Owns Kenya reported that Semelang’o sold 45% of his shares in the company in 2020 to a United Arab Emirates firm in a deal worth KSh 4.5 billion, leaving him with an 8% stake. 2. Real estate Semelang’o disclosed that he had invested in real estate during an interview with Dr King’ori. He explained that the returns on investments in the sector were 10% monthly on average, meaning that if you spent KSh 10 million, you would earn KSh 100,000. He urged Kenyans to invest, noting that employment does not make one rich. “It starts with the mindset and the decision that you want to go somewhere. You must have a goal,” he said. Subscribe to watch new videos 3. Talanta Media The tycoon owns Talanta Media, which published the defunct Truth Magazine. He recalled how he failed to sell the business to Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp after he fumbled when pitching it to the American investor. “Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp wanted an entry into the Kenyan market, and they wanted to buy my tabloid newspaper. I prepared for a month and was invited to New York to meet Murdoch. I had ten minutes to present my case. I fumbled all through. The deal did not go through,” he disclosed. 4. Semelang’o’s palatial residence Semelang’o’s spectacular residence was captured by photos shared by flamboyant city lawyer Donald Kipkorir. Nestled amidst lush greenery is the magnificent residence of the PetroKenya Oil Kenya CEO, a masterpiece of architectural excellence. The magnificent estate is not just a home but a testament to success and opulence, boasting an expansive compound that was envied by many online. In a world where success is measured by asset ownership, the home stands as a testament to Semelang’o’s achievements.