Arabel Holdings has announced the successful closure of Renaissance Africa Energy Holdings’ acquisition of Shell’s full equity position in the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria. The company disclosed this in a corporate disclosure released through the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. This follows the signing of a sale and purchase agreement with Shell in January 2024 and the subsequent receipt of all regulatory approvals required for the transaction.
Adegbite Falade, Aradel CEO, said, “We are proud of Renaissance’s completion of this strategic acquisition and extremely grateful to the Federal Government for entrusting us with the opportunities and responsibilities that this historic acquisition presents.” Mr Falade said that Aradel’s equity investment in Renaissance marked a significant step in the company’s ongoing transformation journey. He said the development also demonstrated its commitment to asset diversification and creating long-term value for its shareholders and stakeholders.
“This is a landmark moment for Nigeria’s energy sector and heralds a new era for local participation. It highlights the vital role that indigenous energy companies play in Nigeria’s industrialisation and development. As the leading integrated indigenous energy company in Nigeria with a proven track record of twenty years, we remain dedicated to upholding global standards and maintaining operational excellence. This will surely facilitate the rapid development of Nigeria’s vast oil and gas resources, further paving the way for the country to achieve energy security and industrial development,” he said. NAN
Renaissance completes acquisition of Shell Petroleum
