la raffineria di petrolio che ha fondato nel 2024
« la raffineria di petrolio che ha fondato nel 2024 »
ha cominciato a quotare alla borsa di Lagos una parte del capitale della Dangote Petroleum Refinery
« Il 14 settembre l’imprenditore nigeriano Aliko Dangote ( nella foto ) ha cominciato a quotare alla borsa di Lagos una parte del capitale della Dangote Petroleum Refinery »
Bei der Unterzeichnungszeremonie in Lagos erklärte Dangote, das Unternehmen wolle 'sicherstellen, dass die Mehrheit unserer Fahrer, unserer Köche, unserer Angestellten, unserer Manager - einfach jeder - die Möglichkeit erhält, Anteile an der Raffinerie zu erwerben.'
« Bei der Unterzeichnungszeremonie in Lagos erklärte Dangote, das Unternehmen wolle "sicherstellen, dass die Mehrheit unserer Fahrer, unserer Köche, unserer Angestellten, unserer Manager - einfach jeder - die Möglichkeit erhält, Anteile an der Raffinerie zu erwerben." »
Der reichste Mann Afrikas will durch einen Börsengang rund 1,6 Milliarden US-Dollar (1,4 Milliarden Euro) einwerben.
« Der reichste Mann Afrikas will durch einen Börsengang rund 1,6 Milliarden US-Dollar (1,4 Milliarden Euro) einwerben. »
Dangote will auch mithilfe von Kleinanlegern eine milliardenschwere Erweiterung seiner Raffinerie finanzieren.
« Dangote will auch mithilfe von Kleinanlegern eine milliardenschwere Erweiterung seiner Raffinerie finanzieren. »
local production does not completely insulate the country from global crude oil prices and market disruptions
« Aliko Dangote, saying Nigerians were still paying high prices for petrol despite the commencement of large-scale domestic refining, and that local production does not completely insulate the country from global crude oil prices and market disruptions. »
Nigerians were still paying high prices for petrol despite the commencement of large-scale domestic refining
« Another headline features the President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, saying Nigerians were still paying high prices for petrol despite the commencement of large-scale domestic refining »
What I want to leave as a legacy is to industrialise Africa
« The businessman said his ultimate legacy was to contribute to the industrialisation of Africa. “What I want to leave as a legacy is to industrialise Africa. »
Apple as examples of businesses that had continued to thrive beyond their founders
« He cited global companies such as Microsoft and Apple as examples of businesses that had continued to thrive beyond their founders. »
Microsoft and Apple as examples of businesses that had continued to thrive beyond their founders
« He cited global companies such as Microsoft and Apple as examples of businesses that had continued to thrive beyond their founders. »
I want this company to be run professionally
« “I want this company to be run professionally. I want to have the highest level of governance,” he said. »
their involvement in the family business was based on their personal interest rather than pressure from him
« Dangote said their involvement in the family business was based on their personal interest rather than pressure from him. »
Halima, Fatima and Mariya hold senior positions within the conglomerate
« Recall that Dangote’s daughters, Halima, Fatima and Mariya, hold senior positions within the conglomerate »
his three daughters were capable of taking over the Dangote Group
« stressing that his three daughters were capable of taking over the Dangote Group. »
not having a son to inherit his business empire was not a priority
« On succession, Dangote said not having a son to inherit his business empire was not a priority »
I’ve lived in my current home for 36 years
« Speaking further, Dangote revealed he had lived in his current home for 36 years »
you cannot manufacture goods with diesel
« Dangote also identified inconsistent government policies and inadequate electricity as persistent obstacles to manufacturing, declaring “you cannot manufacture goods with diesel.” »
high borrowing costs as a major obstacle to new investments
« On Nigeria’s industrialisation challenge, Dangote identified high borrowing costs as a major obstacle to new investments. »
Nigerians don’t need to worry. There will not be any shortage from our own part. There will be no queues
« He, however, assured: “Nigerians don’t need to worry. There will not be any shortage from our own part. There will be no queues, and we’ll make sure we keep satisfying the market despite all odds.” »
the refinery had purchased crude for as much as $124 per barrel in May
« Dangote said the refinery had purchased crude for as much as $124 per barrel in May »
there is still a lot of smuggling of the same petrol we are producing to our neighbouring countries
« According to him, “there is still a lot of smuggling of the same petrol we are producing to our neighbouring countries because those neighbouring countries are about 30 per cent to 50 per cent more expensive than Nigeria.” »
fuel prices in neighbouring countries remained significantly higher than in Nigeria
« Responding to concerns over high petrol prices, he said expensive was relative, arguing that fuel prices in neighbouring countries remained significantly higher than in Nigeria. »
local production does not completely insulate the country from global crude oil prices and market disruptions
« Dangote, who spoke in an interview on Arise TV yesterday, said the refinery bought crude at prevailing market prices and sometimes paid significant premiums, making it impossible to sell petroleum products below sustainable market levels. »
Nigerians were still paying high prices for petrol despite the commencement of large-scale domestic refining
« Aliko Dangote, has said Nigerians were still paying high prices for petrol despite the commencement of large-scale domestic refining »
about 600 million people on the continent lack access to electricity
« The businessman also highlighted Africa’s electricity access deficit, saying about 600 million people on the continent lack access to electricity. »
inconsistent government policies and inadequate electricity supply as major challenges facing businesses in Nigeria
« Dangote also identified what he described as inconsistent government policies and inadequate electricity supply as major challenges facing businesses in Nigeria. »
There will not be any shortage from our own part
« “There will not be any shortage from our own part. There won’t be any shortage.” »
We will make sure that Nigeria will be fully delivered
« “We will make sure that Nigeria will be fully delivered. We will deliver to Nigeria.” »
the Dangote Refinery would continue supplying the domestic market
« The businessman, however, assured Nigerians that the Dangote Refinery would continue supplying the domestic market. »
petrol there [Niger Republic] was about 20 to 25 per cent more expensive than in Nigeria
« He cited Niger Republic as an example, saying petrol there was about 20 to 25 per cent more expensive than in Nigeria »
there’s still a lot of smuggling of the same petrol we are producing to our neighbouring countries
« there’s still a lot of smuggling of the same petrol we are producing to our neighbouring countries »
consumers in some of those countries pay between 30 and 50 per cent more
« noting that consumers in some of those countries pay between 30 and 50 per cent more. »
petrol is relatively cheaper in Nigeria than in neighbouring countries
« Aliko Dangote, has said petrol is relatively cheaper in Nigeria than in neighbouring countries »
the refinery could become Africa’s largest company by the end of 2026
« He called on Nigerians and Africans to seize the opportunity, saying the refinery could become Africa’s largest company by the end of 2026. »
plans to establish a refinery in Lamu, Kenya
« The business mogul also disclosed that the group was exploring opportunities outside Nigeria, including plans to establish a refinery in Lamu, Kenya. »
the refinery has become a major supplier of aviation fuel to Europe
« According to him, the refinery has become a major supplier of aviation fuel to Europe »
the refinery could become Africa’s largest company by the end of the year
« He urged Nigerians and Africans to seize the opportunity, saying the refinery could become Africa’s largest company by the end of the year. »
the Initial Public Offering, IPO, of Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals, FZE, would democratise wealth creation by giving Nigerians and investors globally an opportunity to own shares in one of Africa’s major industrial projects
« the Initial Public Offering, IPO, of Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals, FZE, would democratise wealth creation by giving Nigerians and investors globally an opportunity to own shares in one of Africa’s major industrial projects »
Plans another refinery in Kenya
« Plans another refinery in Kenya »
this refinery will be the largest company in Africa by size and profitability
« “By the grace of God, this refinery will be the largest company in Africa by size and profitability,” he said. »
we must industrialise Africa
« “What keeps me going is that we must industrialise Africa. »
I want drivers, cooks, the woman selling food on the streets of Ghana, Rwanda and South Africa to invest so they can share in this prosperity
« “I want drivers, cooks, the woman selling food on the streets of Ghana, Rwanda and South Africa to invest so they can share in this prosperity. »
the philosophy behind the IPO was to extend the prosperity created by the refinery beyond its promoters and give ordinary Africans an opportunity to become owners
« President and Chief Executive, Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, said the philosophy behind the IPO was to extend the prosperity created by the refinery beyond its promoters and give ordinary Africans an opportunity to become owners. »
Nigeria has become a net exporter of petrol
« Aliko Dangote, said Nigeria has become a net exporter of petrol »
Dangote said the work undertaken by Marob Strategies and Lilium Capital had “created a platform for broader participation by African and Caribbean sovereign wealth funds, governments and institutional investors across Global Africa.”
« Dangote said the work undertaken by Marob Strategies and Lilium Capital had “created a platform for broader participation by African and Caribbean sovereign wealth funds, governments and institutional investors across Global Africa.” »
“The successful completion of the private placement, together with the $400 million underwriting commitment provided by Pan-African Refinery Investment SPV in support of the planned IPO, reflects confidence in the refinery’s strategic role.”
« “The successful completion of the private placement, together with the $400 million underwriting commitment provided by Pan-African Refinery Investment SPV in support of the planned IPO, reflects confidence in the refinery’s strategic role.” »
Alhaji Aliko Dangote, President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries Limited, said: “This is an important milestone for DPRP and for African capital markets.
« Alhaji Aliko Dangote, President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries Limited, said: “This is an important milestone for DPRP and for African capital markets. »
Medienberichten zufolge erklärte Dangote, jedes Raffinerieprojekt in Ostafrika erfordere Antidumping-Maßnahmen, damit billigere importierte Kraftstoffe die lokalen Raffineriebetriebe nicht unterbieten würden.
« Medienberichten zufolge erklärte Dangote, jedes Raffinerieprojekt in Ostafrika erfordere Antidumping-Maßnahmen, damit billigere importierte Kraftstoffe die lokalen Raffineriebetriebe nicht unterbieten würden. »
Der nigerianische Milliardär und Wirtschaftsmagnat Aliko Dangote bestätigte den endgültigen Standort seiner neuen Ölraffinerie: die Insel Lamu vor der kenianischen Küste.
« Der nigerianische Milliardär und Wirtschaftsmagnat Aliko Dangote bestätigte den endgültigen Standort seiner neuen Ölraffinerie: die Insel Lamu vor der kenianischen Küste. »
Aliko Dangote ... a indiqué que ... l’entreprise « poursuit son programme d’expansion »
« Le fondateur de l’entreprise, Aliko Dangote, considéré comme l’homme le plus riche d’Afrique, a indiqué que les fonds issus de ce placement privé permettraient de lever « des capitaux destinés à compléter (…) les flux de trésorerie internes et les financements externes », tandis que l’entreprise « poursuit son programme d’expansion ». »