Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote's refinery lifts petrol prices 14 percent
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote raises petrol prices by 14 percent as global crude oil prices climb after U.S. supply disruptions.
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Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote raises petrol prices by 14 percent as global crude oil prices climb after U.S. supply disruptions.
Aliko Dangote’s $20 billion refinery IPO may push Nigeria’s stock market above $140 billion, opening shares to local and global investors.
British executive David Bird prepares Dangote Petroleum Refinery for a landmark IPO as Nigeria’s largest industrial asset moves closer to public listing.
Aliko Dangote’s refinery dismisses supply claims, boosts petrol output, and ensures steady access for all marketers.
Dangote Refinery says petrol prices could rise to N1,400 per liter if Nigeria relies on imports instead of local refining.
Sayyu Dantata controlled MRS is selling petrol at 739 naira per litre, sharpening competition with NNPC across Nigeria’s retail market.
NMDPRA says Dangote Refinery supplied 23.52 million liters of petrol daily in November, missing projections as imports lifted Nigeria’s fuel supply.
Dangote Refinery cuts Nigeria petrol prices 28 percent, easing inflation and boosting holiday fuel supply.
Aliko Dangote criticizes fuel imports, calls for transparency in Nigeria’s refinery sector and urges probe of NMDPRA chief over $5 million Swiss tuition.
Dangote refinery receives another Ghana crude shipment as repairs cut intake and boost reliance on regional supply.
Aliko Dangote plans US dollar payouts for Nigerian shareholders from his $20 billion refinery listing.
Dangote Refinery says it will pump 1.5 billion litres of petrol a month from December to keep Nigeria wet through the holidays.
Oando blames a $450 million revenue fall on Dangote’s $20 billion refinery as it shifts focus to crude and gas trading.
Dangote seeks $5 billion to expand Lagos refinery, aiming to double output and boost Nigeria’s energy independence.
Aliko Dangote plans to double the capacity of his Lagos refinery to 1.4 million barrels a day, aiming to make it a global refining leader. The billionaire also reaffirmed plans to list shares on the NGX and promised steady fuel supply during the festive season.
Nigeria’s richest man is preparing to list a slice of his refinery, and if the market agrees with his valuation, it could send his net worth soaring to levels few in the world have reached.