August 27, 2026
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals, DPRP, has explained why it increased petrol export volume, which does not stop its capacity to meet local demands.
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Dangote Refinery, in a statement yesterday, expressed concern over the continued issuance of petroleum product import licences, despite the refinery’s proven capacity to meet and exceed Nigeria’s domestic Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) requirements.
According to Dangote, “Maintaining large stock positions without clear visibility into import volumes imposes substantial carrying costs on the refinery and ultimately undermines efficient market operations.
