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The Federal Government may approve ExxonMobil’s asset sale to Seplat in less than two weeks if parties agree...
Continuing the upward trajectory observed on the NGX throughout this week, the market’s All-Share Index appreciated further by 995.55 points, representing 0.99% to close at 101,330.85 points.
NGX has recorded its slowest growth rate over the past week, as the All-Share Index appreciated by 0.57% to close at 102,149.93 points, an increase of 578.82 from yesterday’s 101,571.11 points.
Seplat Energy, a prominent company listed on the NGX, stands out for its practice of quarterly dividend payments...
Market sentiments were bullish today as some blue-chip stocks recorded massive gains causing the All-Share Index of the NGX to appreciate by 0.37%, closing at 71,283.34 points.
The Director of New Energy at Seplat PLC, Mr. Effiong Okon has disclosed plans of the company to build a new $250 million gas in Sapele, Delta state as part of the ongoing investment in the downstream sector of the oil and gas industry.
After announcing an interim dividend of 3 US Cents per ordinary share of N0.50 per share, the company has announced that it would be using an exchange rate of N996.75/US$ to determine its Naira amount payable.
Seplat Energy reports 7.7 million barrels of oil production between Q1 and Q3/2023. The company stated this in its Q3/2023 financial statements, released on October 30, 2023.
Ms. Olu Verheijen, the special adviser on energy to President Bola Ahed Tinubu has said that security and Niger Delta development investments are key focus areas for the administration as it seeks to increase oil production in the country.
Seplat/NNPC E&P organized STEP, where more than 350 teachers from Edo and Delta States were equipped with valuable training.
Seplat Energy Plc has said that as of 9 AM this morning, August 17, the three crew members who were reported missing on Tuesday evening after the Majectic oil rig collapse, are still missing and search and rescue efforts are still ongoing.
The Nigerian Maritime and Safety Administration (NIMASA) has said that the Majestic rig that collapsed while in use by Seplat in Delta state on Tuesday, August 15, operated without NIMASA approvals.