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Transcorp Power Posts N453bn Pre-Tax Profit, Declares N3.13 Dividend—-Transcorp Power Plc (Transcorp Power) has reported N453 billion profit before tax for the year ended Dec. 31, 2023.
Mr Stanley Chikwendu, Group Company Secretary, Transcorp Power, said this indicated a surge of 85 per cent, when compared with N439 billion reported in 2022.

 

Chikwendu stated this in the company’s audited financial statement for the year ended Dec. 31, 2023, sent to the Nigerian Exchange Ltd.(NGX) on Tuesday in Lagos.

He said the company also posted  gross earnings of N4142.1 billion for the year under review, which shows 57.30 per cent increase, from N90.34 billion reported in the previous year.

Commenting on the result, Mr Peter Ikenga, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Transcorp Power, attributed the growth to the company’s strong operational capabilities and effective business strategies.

Ikenga said the performance was a testament to the dedication and hard work of the team, and its focus on operational efficiency and ingenuity.

“We are proud of the significant progress we have made in delivering value to our shareholders and other stakeholders.

“With earnings per share standing at N92.25, Transcorp Power continues to deliver significant returns to its investors, reaffirming its position as a leading player in the power sector.

“The company which was listed on the main board of the NGX on March 4 has continued to enjoy impressive market confidence in line with its commitment to shareholder value,” he said.

The managing director said that the company’s Board of Directors had proposed a final dividend of N3.13 to its shareholders.

According to him, the dividend payout reflects the firm’s strong financial position and underscores its dedication to rewarding shareholders for their support and investment in the company

He said Transcorp Power continues to strengthen its position as a leading player in the power sector, with a focus on delivering reliable power solutions to meet the evolving needs of its customers and stakeholders.

This, he said, was in line with the company’s purpose of improving lives and transforming Africa.

Ikenga said that Transcorp Power operates the 972 MW gas-fired Ughelli Power Plant.

He noted that in 2020, Transcorp Group acquired the 566 MW gas-fred Afam Power Plant, bringing its total installed capacity to approximately 2,000 MW.

The managing director said in 2023, executing its strategy of value chain optimisation, Transcorp Consortium invested in the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) to ensure power gets to the last mille users safely and reliably.

Transcorp Power Plc is an electricity generating subsidiary of Transnational Corporation Plc (Transcorp Group), one of Africa’s listed companies with strategic investments in the power, hospitality, and energy sectors.

With a total installed capacity of over 2,000 MW, Transcorp Group is committed to creating value and driving economic growth by improving lives through access to electricity and transforming Africa.

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BREAKING: Dangote Refinery Hikes Petrol And Diesel Prices Amid Economic Strain—-Dangote Petroleum Refinery has revised its ex-depot prices, increasing the gantry price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), or petrol, to ₦1,175 per litre, while Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), commonly known as diesel, has been raised to ₦1,620 per litre.

The latest revision marks the fourth consecutive price review in less than two weeks amid global market volatility, according to a report by Petroleumprice.ng.

Quoting industry sources, the report noted that the new pricing template has been communicated to marketers, following earlier adjustments this month.

Under the revised structure, the ₦1,175 per litre petrol price reflects a significant jump from the previous ₦995 per litre, while diesel has surged sharply from its prior ₦1,430 per litre level, underlining the continued upward trend in domestic fuel pricing.

The development is likely to have a ripple effect across Nigeria’s downstream petroleum market, as depot operators and fuel marketers adjust supply costs in response to the revised prices announced by the country’s largest refining facility.

The refinery had yet to issue an official statement on the development as of the time of filing this report.

Oil prices soared 30 per cent today on fears about supplies from the Middle East, as the US-Israeli war against Iran continued into a second week with no sign of letting up.

Fears grew that the Middle East conflict could last for some time after US President Donald Trump said only the “unconditional surrender” of Iran would end the war.

He added at the weekend that the spike in prices was a “small price to pay” to eliminate Iran’s nuclear threat, reiterating the White House’s insistence that the rise is temporary.

Since the beginning of the war, WTI is up more than 75 per cent and Brent more than 60 per cent.

Attacks on oilfields were reported in southern Iraq and in the northern autonomous Kurdistan region, which forced a US-run oilfield to cease production, while the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have started reducing output.

That came with maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz — through which a fifth of global crude and gas passes — halted since the war began on February 28.

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JUST IN: Dangote Refinery Increases Petrol Price as Middle East Tensions Put Upward Pressure on Crude—Dangote Refinery has increased its Premium Motor Spirit gantry price.
The 650,000-barrel-per-day refinery increased its petrol price to N874 per litre, up from N799.

This means that the African’s largest refinery adjusted its petrol price by N75 per litre on Monday.
The spokesperson of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Chinedu Ukadike, confirmed Dangote Refinery’s price hike to Newsmen exclusively on Monday.

According to him, the move comes amid a hike in global crude oil prices following the Iran-United States-Israel conflict escalation in the past three days.

“It is due to global crude oil price volatility following the Iran-US-Israel war. It is the ripple effect of ongoing conflict,” he told Newsmen.

According to him, the development would trigger a retail fuel price hike nationwide.

The Genius Media Nigeria reports that on Monday, Brent and West Texas Intermediate crude blends rose to $78.50 and $71.84 per barrel, respectively, up from $72.87 and $67.02 on Saturday.

Recall that on January 27, Dangote Refinery had hiked its petrol price by N100 per litre to 799 per liter.

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