Nigerian oil mogul Muazzam Mairawani plans $225 million U.S. IPO after $15 billion oil find
Nigerian tycoon Muazzam Mairawani’s MSM Group plans a $225 million U.S. IPO after discovering $15 billion in oil reserves to expand Nigeria energy ventures.
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Nigerian tycoon Muazzam Mairawani’s MSM Group plans a $225 million U.S. IPO after discovering $15 billion in oil reserves to expand Nigeria energy ventures.
The funding plan allows Oando to issue bonds, certificates, and other securities in phases, subject to regulatory clearance.
The company also posted a net profit of $41.3 million, boosted by a tax credit and a recovery from earlier losses tied to asset impairments.
Oando to build $1.2 billion solar panel factory with Africa’s first recycling line, expand drilling, and raise $327.5 million for clean energy growth.
Oando seeks $327 million via equity and debt as Wale Tinubu steers a capital restructuring to fund growth and ease liabilities.
The expansion supports Rainoil’s “Road to 400” push to scale its nationwide fuel retail network and boost petroleum access in urban and underserved markets.
In just two months, his holdings have lost N10.16 billion ($6.32 million) due to the recent decline in stock price.
Sani Bello transitioned from military officer to a top oil magnate, co-founding Amni International Petroleum, which produces 18,200 barrels of oil daily.
The project, expected to play a key role in Nigeria’s shift toward sustainable energy, will be executed by Oando Clean Energy, the renewable energy unit of Oando Energy Resources.
His exit comes amid a major board reshuffle led by political and business heavyweight James Ibori, signaling a new chapter for the company.
He has also denied their accusations of intimidation, insisting they were not pressured into transferring their shares.
MRS Oil’s ability to navigate inflationary headwinds and leverage supply chain efficiencies highlights its resilience in Nigeria’s volatile energy sector.
This marks a key step in the company’s efforts to increase its oil production capacity to 100,000 barrels per day as part of its broader global expansion plans.
This ambitious plan relies on bringing three marginal fields online within the next year. Lulu-Briggs unveiled the strategy at the recent Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston.
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