LAGOS, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Dangote Group has signed a $400 million equipment deal with China's Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group to speed up the expansion of its oil refinery toward a ...

Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery processed a record 40.1 million litres of crude per day in January, representing 57% of tthe otal supply and marking a 25% increase from 32 million litres in December 2025.

Some of the largest units of the Dangote oil refinery in Nigeria reached their nameplate capacity of 650,000 barrels a day after a yearlong ramp-up. The plant, owned by Africa’s richest person Aliko ...

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All is set for the commencement of the planned expansion of Dangote Refinery production capacity from 650,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 1.4 million bpd in the next three years. The move, according to ...

In what is the most brutal battle for market share since the price war that ensued shortly after the start of petrol production at Dangote refinery in 2024, MRS Oil Nigeria has undercut state oil ...

For something like 12 years or so, we almost got used to having cars as our beds and our petrol stations as our bedrooms. We were always short of petrol, a sad irony for a major oil producing country.

Africa’s richest businessman says the proposed stock market debut of his $20 billion oil refinery is about legacy, not control, and will allow Nigerians at home and abroad to share in its profits.

European traders and fuel importers are currently steering clear of diesel from the Dangote refinery in Nigeria, Africa’s biggest and newest, because the current fuel samples contain sulfur and other ...