Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote's refinery takes in a record 735,000 barrels a day
Crude deliveries to Aliko Dangote's refinery near Lagos climbed to a record 735,000 barrels a day in October, as US oil filled a larger share.
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Crude deliveries to Aliko Dangote's refinery near Lagos climbed to a record 735,000 barrels a day in October, as US oil filled a larger share.
Cameroon's state refiner has signed a fuel supply deal with Aliko Dangote's group, as the country, without a working refinery since 2019, seeks steady supplies.
US purchases of Nigerian crude fell by more than half this year as Aliko Dangote's 700,000-barrel-a-day refinery near Lagos kept more oil home.
Kenya's President William Ruto hit back at critics of Aliko Dangote's Kenya Pipeline stake, which has gained about $45 million as the shares surged.
Aliko Dangote’s $1.6 billion refinery IPO could increase Nigeria’s active investor base by threefold to fivefold, Nigerian Exchange Group CEO Temi Popoola says.
Africa's richest man is handing more of his empire to his three daughters as a refinery IPO lifts his fortune toward $58 billion.
Aliko Dangote says his group is building pipelines and depots across East, Central and Southern Africa as part of a $50 billion investment plan.
Africa's richest man told Nigerian actors and creators at his refinery that a new, larger growth target for his group will be unveiled in January.
Africa's richest man pitched Egypt as a core market for his industrial empire as the Cairo bourse studies letting locals own his companies.
Africa's richest man is using Botswana's stock exchange and Access Bank Botswana to bring Southern African investors into his record refinery share sale.
Dangote's Lagos refinery made $4.7 billion in nine months, reversing a loss a year earlier, as investors weigh its $1.6 billion share sale.
Aliko Dangote's refinery has asked Nigeria's Court of Appeal for leave to challenge a judgment that keeps fuel import licences flowing to three rival marketers.
Aliko Dangote has extended his $1.6 billion refinery IPO by two weeks to let more Africans buy shares, saying demand already far exceeds the offer.
Nigeria's finance minister says the country does not have enough crude to supply Aliko Dangote's giant Lagos refinery, forcing the billionaire to import oil.
Uganda’s markets regulator has opened Aliko Dangote’s $1.6 billion refinery IPO to high-net-worth and professional investors, days before the offer closes on Oct. 13.
Kenya's Capital Markets Authority has approved a depositary receipt route for Kenyan investors to buy into billionaire Aliko Dangote's $1.6 billion refinery IPO, the first such deal under its GDR rules.