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    EXPLAINED: Shell to sell Nigerian oil business for $1.3 billion

    January 16, 2024
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    Shell has agreed to sell its Nigerian onshore oil business to Renaissance, a consortium of local companies, for more than $1.3 billion. The sale is subject to government approval.

    1. The deal allows Shell to fulfill its long-term goal of extracting itself from the challenging operating environment in the Niger Delta, where it has faced disputes with local communities and human rights accusations.
    2. Renaissance, the buyer of the business, comprises Nigerian exploration and production companies ND Western, Aradel Energy, First E&P, Waltersmith, and Petrolin. The consortium is led by Tony Attah, a former Shell employee with extensive industry experience.
    3. Despite the sale, Shell will maintain its presence in Nigeria through its deep-water oil, natural gas, and solar businesses.
    4. Shell will provide the buyers with secured term loans of up to $1.2 billion for funding requirements and additional financing of up to $1.3 billion over future years. The company expects to take an impairment to the net book value of the unit upon completion of the deal.
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