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Oando Reaches Market Capitalisation of N1 trillion

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Oando, a prominent and leading  oil and gas company, has reached a market capitalization of N1 trillion, placing it among an exclusive group of companies.

 

This milestone follows a significant increase in its share price, which rose by 207.6% in August.

 

In early August, Oando announced its intention to complete a $783 million acquisition of Nigeria Agip Oil Company, a subsidiary of Eni.

 

 

This announcement contributed to increased investor interest, driving up the company’s stock price and resulting in a trading volume of 547 million shares.

 

With this development, Oando has joined the “Stocks Worth Over One Trillion” (SWOOTS) club, alongside other major companies such as Zenith Bank, SEPLAT, BUA Cement, and Dangote Cement.

 

 

Oando was the best-performing stock in August 2024, with its share price skyrocketing by 207.6% month-to-date in August.

The stock has climbed over 700% year-to-date, as of the market opening on September 3, 2024.

The stock is currently experiencing a strong bullish price action, buoyed by the positive sentiment surrounding the company’s performance and strategic moves.

Positive sentiment was further bolstered by the announcement of the Agip Oil acquisition.

 

This strategic move by Oando, according to experts, is not only solidifies its position as a leading indigenous energy player but also sends a strong message to the global energy community. It demonstrates the capability and ambition of Nigerian companies to compete on an international stage, challenging the traditional dominance of IOCs and paving the way for a more diversified and sustainable energy landscape.

 

Beyond the immediate impact on Oando’s operations, this acquisition is expected to have far-reaching implications for the Nigerian economy. The empowerment of indigenous energy companies like Oando aligns seamlessly with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, which emphasizes the importance of fostering local content development and promoting the participation of Nigerian businesses in the energy sector.

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NGX Hits Record High as Dangote Cement Shares Jump 9.8%

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The Dangote Cement rally helped Nigeria’s stock market gain N1.75 trillion, pushing NGX market capitalisation to a record N164.91 trillion (more…)

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Tinubu Vows to Revive Nigeria’s Dormant National Refineries

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President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to rehabilitating and repositioning Nigeria’s dormant national refineries, declaring that the facilities will not be allowed to become stranded assets.

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Tinubu was represented by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Mrs Patience Oyekunle, at the 20th OTL Africa Downstream Energy Week in Lagos on Monday.

The President said the government is adopting a more rigorous and commercially sustainable approach to the rehabilitation of the Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna refineries.

“At the same time, the government remains committed to ensuring that existing national refining assets are not allowed to become stranded investments,” the statement said.

“We are pursuing a more rigorous, commercially sustainable approach to the rehabilitation and repositioning of our refineries, supported by technical assessment, stronger partnerships, and improved operational discipline.”

The objective, according to the administration, is for Nigeria to refine more of its crude oil, create greater domestic value and become a reliable supplier of energy to Africa.

The national refineries, managed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), have remained largely inactive for years despite significant spending on turnaround maintenance. The NNPC has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese firms as part of ongoing efforts to revive the facilities.

Tinubu also noted the contribution of private refining capacity, particularly the Dangote Refinery, which has reached its 650,000 barrels-per-day nameplate capacity, in strengthening Nigeria’s prospects of becoming a net exporter of refined petroleum products.

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NNPC Records ₦7.2tn Profit as Tinubu Receives 2025 Report

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Tinubu receives NNPC’s 2025 audited report as profit after tax rises 33% to ₦7.2tn, with revenue reaching ₦34.5tn and dividend at ₦5.8tn (more…)

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