Aliko Dangote
Afreximbank ready to support more Africans in building refineries like Dangote
Afreximbank has earmarked $18 billion for refinery projects in Africa, aiming to refine 50% of the continent's crude oil following the Dangote refinery's success.
Dangote hints on new petrol prices below N620, confirms date Nigerians will begin to buy
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote refinery is set to begin the sale of petrol to Nigerians, raising hope that there could be a crash in the price for the product.
Dangote names forces that almost ruined his refinery as he repays 43% of borrowed loan
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, said he has repaid at least 43% of the loans used to build his refinery located in Lagos and shared the challenges he faced.
Dangote makes another commitment, moves to set up set up refinery terminal on another continent
Aliko Dangote has said he plans to establish a refinery terminal in the Caribbean to export petroleum products from the refinery and also export cement.
Dangote plans to go into steel production, explains decision
Aliko Dangote is launching a steel production company in Lagos to reduce Nigeria's steel imports, create jobs, and support local infrastructure development.
After increasing shareholders’ dividends, Dangote set to earn $284.5 million from cement company
Aliko Dangote is poised to earn about N146.5 billion as dividends from Dangote Cement after approving a 50% rise for shareholders and slashing price
Aliko Dangote confirms new date For petrol production from refinery, marketers register to buy
Aliko Dangote, Africa's Wealthiest man, has announced a new date for petrol production from the $20 billion, 650,000 bpd-capacity Dangote refinery.
Dangote explains why he invested in vehicles, competes with Innoson as he names real owner of plant
The true proprietors of Dangote Sinotruk West Africa, the recently opened fully knocked down CKD truck assembly facility have been made public by Aliko Dangote.
“I can assure you”: Like diesel, oil marketers give condition to crash petrol price
An explanation for why the cost of gasoline at the pump can't drop below N300 per litre has been made public by the Major Energy Marketers Association of Nigeria.
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