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Dangote Oil Refinery launches biggest IPO in Africa

Billionaire Dangote launches oil refinery 'people's IPO', Africa's biggest

By Isaac Anyaogu and Chijioke Ohuocha LAGOS, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote on Monday launched Africa's largest share sale yet with the initial public offering of his oil refinery,

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Africa's biggest oil refinery opens to public ownership, sparking excitement among retail investors

Face2Face Africa on MSN · 1d

Dangote Oil Refinery launches the biggest IPO in Africa

The Economist · 17h

What Africa’s biggest IPO can do for its stock markets

A LIKO DANGOTE is the big man of African business.

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Dangote profits from Europe fuel crunch as IPO tests investor appetite

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Africa's richest man launches continent's biggest share sale

Trump blames rise in DIESEL prices

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Ukrainian forces strike oil refinery in Russia's Krasnodar Krai – video

Ukrainian forces struck the Slavyansk-ECO oil refinery in Slavyansk-on-Kuban in Russia's Krasnodar Krai on 13 September.

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Ukraine Hits Russia Refinery Despite Trump’s Energy-Truce Claim

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Trump blames rise in diesel prices on Ukrainian strikes against Russian oil refineries

Axios · 1d

Trump's postings may still move the needle

President Trump's claim that Ukraine agreed to halt strikes on Russian energy targets coincided with a pullback in oil prices and Treasury yields Monday.

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Trump says Ukraine and Russia agreed to stop targeting energy sites, but Kyiv calls it a ‘proposal for a mutual halt’

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How Ukrainian attacks on Russia’s oil facilities affect US diesel prices

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Syzran and Saratov Oil Refineries Halt Operations After Drone Attacks, Sources Say

Two Rosneft-owned oil refineries in the cities of Syzran and Saratov have suspended processing following Ukrainian drone attacks over the past week, three industry sources told Reuters on Wednesday.

The Next Hormuz: Refinery Losses Which Drive Oil To $150 A Barrel

Blockading the Strait of Hormuz is a temporary factor boosting the oil price whereas losing refining or shipping capacity could keep the price high for years.