News
Olam to invest in Nigeria paddy, wheat milling
Singapore commodities firm Olam International Ltd, whose businesses include processing agricultural products and food ingredients, said on Friday it will invest about $50 million to expand its wheat milling capacity in Nigeria. Olam, whose shareholders include Singapore state investor Temasek, said in a separate statement dated Thursday that it will invest $49.2 million to set up a 6,000 hectare greenfield paddy farming and rice milling facility in Nigeria.
-
Oil and Gas2 days agoNUPRC vows not to approve divestments that doesn’t meet considerations
-
Oil and Gas2 days agoIran eases Strait of Hormuz transit rules amid oil shock
-
Finance2 days agoCardoso seeks collaboration to check cross‑border financial risks
-
Economy2 days agoNigeria to launch trade platform at ports as part of reform push
-
Finance2 days agoCourt nullifies CBN’s regulatory intervention in Union Bank in 2024, rules it acted beyond its powers
-
Oil and Gas2 days agoCourt orders forfeiture of $13m linked to Aisha Achimugu’s firm
-
Oil and Gas2 days agoOil falls as reports of 15-point proposal spurs ceasefire hopes