08.13.14, 20:14 – Source: Reuters
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The joint venture of Shell in Nigeria, SPDC, has almost reached agreement on the sale of four production blocks on the Nigerian mainland for an amount of at least 2 billion pounds (2.5 billion euros) . It reported the British newspaper Daily Mail based initiates.
Among the potential buyers include Nigerian oil traders and a local oil company, but also the large Nigerian conglomerate Dangote Group, led by the richest man in Africa, Aliko Dangote, and a Canadian company. According to the newspaper the sales process is in the final stage and only have to agree to the Nigerian government.
Alliance
SPDC is a joint venture of Shell with different oil companies. Shell owns a 30 percent interest in SPDC and the Nigerian state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum owns 55 percent.
SPDC has stated its willingness to withdraw from certain oil fields in mainland Nigeria back and more local companies in manufacturing involve. This should help to counteract. Scale oil theft in the Niger Delta
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