Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga’s Conoil reports $1.34 million in profit in Q1 2022
Adenuga’s 74.4-percent stake in the company is worth $32.6 million.
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Adenuga’s 74.4-percent stake in the company is worth $32.6 million.
Conoil is a Nigerian petroleum marketing company led by Adenuga, who owns 74.4 percent of the company.
The $3.1-million dividend represents a 66.7-percent increase over the previous year’s dividend of $1.86 million from Conoil Plc.
Conoil is a petroleum marketing corporation led by Adenuga, who owns 74.4 percent of the company.
Adenuga, the founder of Globacom and a billionaire businessman, is the chairman of the board of Conoil.
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Conoil is a Nigerian petroleum marketing company, operating under the leadership of billionaire Mike Adenuga.
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As of Sept. 24, shares in the company were trading at a record three-year high of $0.0596 per share.
Its revenue expanded from $139.63 million to $164.27 million.
The gains follow a surge in the oil marketing company’s share price.