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Seplat Energy Plc

(Nigeria)



Oil & Gas Business

Oil and Gas Production in 2022: 15 mmboe
Upstream Expansion:
The upstream expansion figure shows how much oil and gas resources a company is extremely likely to add to its production portfolio in the short term (approx. 1-7 years).
156 mmboe
Midstream Expansion:
“Pipeline” means a company is developing ≥100km of oil or gas pipelines. “LNG” means a company is developing LNG terminals with ≥1Mt of annual gas liquefaction capacity.
No
Gas-fired Power Expansion:
“Yes” for all companies that are developing ≥100 MW of gas-fired power capacity.
No

Listed on the Global Oil & Gas Exit List 2023



Total investments in Seplat Energy Plc: $ 385 M by 69 investors

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# Name Name Name Type Country of HQ Country of HQ Country of HQ Sectors subsidiaries Shares $M Bonds $M Total $M
1 Seplat Energy Plc Allan & Gill Gray Foundation investment Bermuda Nigeria North America Western Africa 43 M 63 M 105 M
2 Seplat Energy Plc Sustainable Capital investment Mauritius Nigeria Eastern Africa Western Africa 67 M 67 M
3 Seplat Energy Plc Goldman Sachs investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa 34 M 34 M
4 Seplat Energy Plc Equitable Holdings investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa 12 M 12 M
5 Seplat Energy Plc Morgan Stanley investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa <1 M 11 M 12 M
6 Seplat Energy Plc Abrdn investment United Kingdom Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 4 M 8 M 12 M
7 Seplat Energy Plc Pictet investment Switzerland Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 11 M 11 M
8 Seplat Energy Plc UBS investment Switzerland Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 10 M 10 M
9 Seplat Energy Plc Ninety One investment South Africa Nigeria Southern Africa Western Africa 9 M 9 M
10 Seplat Energy Plc Royal London Group investment United Kingdom Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 8 M 8 M
11 Seplat Energy Plc Groupe BPCE investment France Nigeria Europe (EU) Western Africa 7 M 7 M
12 Seplat Energy Plc Muzinich & Co investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa 7 M 7 M
13 Seplat Energy Plc Edmond de Rothschild investment Switzerland Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 6 M 6 M
14 Seplat Energy Plc Jupiter Fund Management investment United Kingdom Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 6 M 6 M
15 Seplat Energy Plc SEI investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa 6 M 6 M
16 Seplat Energy Plc BankInvest investment Denmark Nigeria Europe (EU) Western Africa 5 M 5 M
17 Seplat Energy Plc GAM Holding investment Switzerland Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 5 M 5 M
18 Seplat Energy Plc Aegis Financial Corporation investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa 5 M 5 M
19 Seplat Energy Plc BlackRock investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa 5 M 5 M
20 Seplat Energy Plc Redwheel investment United Kingdom Nigeria Europe (non EU) Western Africa 5 M 5 M
21 Seplat Energy Plc Crédit Agricole (incl. Amundi) investment France Nigeria Europe (EU) Western Africa 5 M 5 M
22 Seplat Energy Plc PensionDanmark investment Denmark Nigeria Europe (EU) Western Africa 4 M 4 M
23 Seplat Energy Plc Aegon investment Netherlands Nigeria Europe (EU) Western Africa 4 M 4 M
24 Seplat Energy Plc Van Eck Associates Corporation investment United States Nigeria North America Western Africa 3 M 3 M
25 Seplat Energy Plc AXA investment France Nigeria Europe (EU) Western Africa 3 M 3 M



Remarks
Financial data is drawn from the commercial database Refinitiv (now known as LSEG Data & Analytics). For a selection of pension and sovereign wealth funds, data was collected from the fund disclosures and SEC filings in individual cases. The data was retrieved in May 2024, but filings can be older than that and might have changed since. This might especially be the case if an investor introduced a fossil fuel policy in the meantime. We acknowledge that shares and bonds of some Russian companies can't be traded on all markets anymore and were written off some investors’ portfolios.

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