Dangote Refinery
- BRAND REPORT
Dangote’s $4.7bn Profit: Is the Refinery IPO Fairly Priced?
Dangote Refinery’s $4.73 billion nine-month profit strengthens its investment story. BRANDECONOMY examines the cash behind the earnings, what the ₦525…
Read More » - NEWS
Fuel Relief Behind an App: NNPC’s ₦66 Petrol Discount Exposes Nigeria’s Digital Divide
NNPC’s ₦66-per-litre petrol discount was designed to offer temporary relief from rising fuel costs. But its app-only access model is…
Read More » - BUSINESS
Dangote Refinery IPO: Why Nigerians Must Treat Shares as Investment, Not Charity
Financial analyst Hesed Sign warns that prospective investors must look beyond founder mystique and interrogate valuation, debt, profitability, cash flow…
Read More » - BRAND REPORT
Dangote Refinery Shares: A Nigerian Success Story, but at What Price?
The Dangote Refinery has done what decades of policy promises could not: turn Nigerian crude into globally marketable fuels at…
Read More » - BUSINESS
No Going Back on Petrol Subsidy, FG Says as Atiku Promises Targeted Relief
The Federal Government says there is no going back on petrol subsidy removal, warning that Atiku Abubakar’s proposed intervention could…
Read More » - NEWS
Petrol Prices Rise in Abuja as Dangote Refinery Lifts Gantry Price to N1,350
Filling stations across Abuja are raising petrol prices after Dangote Refinery lifted its gantry price to N1,350 per litre. The…
Read More » - BUSINESS
GDP Growth Accelerates, but Nigeria’s MSMEs Need a Fairer Deal
Nigeria’s 4.43 per cent Q2 growth is encouraging, but a sharp industrial slowdown exposes the deeper test: converting stronger oil…
Read More » - BRAND REPORT
Dangote Refinery’s ₦2.15trn People’s IPO: Is This Industrial Democracy?
Dangote Refinery’s ₦2.15 trillion public offer could bring ordinary Nigerians into a major industrial enterprise for as little as ₦5,250.…
Read More » - BRAND REPORT
Dangote’s $2.5bn Capital Raise: Is Africa Ready for Its Biggest-Ever IPO?
Dangote Refinery’s $2.5 billion private placement was reportedly subscribed 3.7 times over, signalling extraordinary appetite for African industrial assets. Its…
Read More » - BRAND REPORT
The Refining Paradox: Why Petrol Imports Jumped 207% While Dangote Operated Above Rated Capacity
Nigeria’s petrol imports surged by 207 per cent in June even as Dangote Refinery operated above its original nameplate capacity.…
Read More »
