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Meet The Leading Five Oil Companies by Revenue in 2024 and Their CEOs

Meet The Leading Five Oil Companies by Revenue in 2024 and Their CEOs

According to the research gathered by LeadNaija, below are the leading five oil companies by revenue in 2024 and Their CEOs:

1. Aradel Holdings
CEO: Adegbite Falade
Compensation: N2.43 billion

FY 2024 Financial Results:
Revenue: ₦581.0 billion (↑ 162.7% YoY)
Gross Profit: ₦319.8 billion
Operating Profit: ₦297.4 billion
Profit Before Tax: ₦321.6 billion (↑ 186.7% YoY)
Profit After Tax: ₦247.8 billion (↑ 361.1% YoY)
Total Assets: ₦1.7 trillion (↑ 89% YoY)
Equity: ₦1.4 trillion (↑ 97.7% YoY)

2. Seplat Energy Plc
CEO: Roger Brown
CEO Compensation (2024): ₦746 million.

3. TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc
Managing Director: Samba Seye
Executive Pay: ₦544 million

Q3 2024 Financial Highlights:
Profit Before Tax: ₦11.28 billion (↑ 258.6% YoY)
Profit After Tax: ₦6.85 billion (↑ 237.1% YoY)
Finance Income: ₦1.61 billion (↑ 55.6% YoY)
Finance Costs: ₦246.07 million (↓ 122.3% YoY)

4. Eterna Plc
CEO: Abiola Lukman Lawal
Compensation: Not disclosed

FY 2024 Snapshot:
Revenue: ₦313.6 billion (↑ 71% YoY)
Fuel Sales: ₦272.4 billion
Lubricants: ₦39.2 billion
Cost of Sales: ₦273.9 billion
Distribution & Selling Expenses: ₦327 million

5.MRS Oil Nigeria Plc
CEO: Sayyu Dantata
Executive Compensation: Not disclosed

FY 2024 Financial Metrics:
Revenue: ₦312.2 billion (↑ 71.26% YoY)
PMS Sales: ₦272.4 billion (87.1% of revenue)
Gross Profit: ₦23.9 billion (↑ 59.4% YoY)
Operating Profit: ₦9.6 billion (↑ 60.8% YoY)
Profit Before Tax: ₦9.7 billion (↑ 63.4% YoY)
Profit After Tax: ₦6.5 billion (↑ 60.8% YoY)
Total Assets: ₦105.4 billion (↑ 92% YoY).. CONTINUE READINGΒ 

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