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- Dismissal of Shutdown Reports
- Production Status
- Daily Supply of PMS
- Impact of Maintenance
- Pricing Information
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has refuted allegations suggesting that it has ceased operations, labeling these claims as false and misleading.
In a press release issued on Monday, the company stated that production at the refinery remains stable, ongoing, and uninterrupted.
The refinery reported a daily supply of between 40 and 50 million liters of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), which is expected to continue through January and February, depending on market demand.
On January 4, the refinery produced 50 million liters of PMS and successfully evacuated 48 million liters, noting that its current stock levels are adequate to meet more than 20 days of national fuel consumption.
The management emphasized that routine maintenance being conducted on selected units does not affect overall output, asserting that the production of PMS, diesel, and Jet A-1 continues smoothly through fully operational processing units.
Furthermore, Dangote Refinery confirmed that its ex-gantry price remains N699 per liter, available to all marketers and bulk consumers without discrimination, and encouraged stakeholders to support locally refined, high-quality petroleum products.

Frequently Asked Questions
Is Dangote Petroleum Refinery currently operational?
Yes, Dangote Petroleum Refinery is fully operational and has dismissed any claims of a shutdown as false.
What is the current daily supply of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)?
The refinery supplies between 40 and 50 million liters of PMS daily, depending on market demand.
How does maintenance affect production at the refinery?
Routine maintenance on selected units does not impact overall output, and production continues seamlessly.
What is the ex-gantry price of petroleum products at Dangote Refinery?
The ex-gantry price remains N699 per liter, available to all marketers and bulk consumers.



