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GABON Issue dated 14/04/2015

Addax switches headquarters

Addax Petroleum, a troubled affiliate of China’s Sinopec, is expected [...] (124 words)

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Blast on Obangue field could jeopardize Addax’s future

The storage tank containing part of the Obangue field’s crude that blew up on March 12 had been watched for years by Addax’s workers who called in vain for it to be replaced. [...]

GABON 13/10/2015

The bumpy road to merger between Sinopec & Addax Petroleum

The need to cut its wage bill has led the parent company of Addax to streamline the way it functions. That’s no easy task. [...]

AFRICA 29/09/2015

Addax Petroleum's staff waiting for the chop

Employees of the Chinese major have received some uncomfortable news. Nearly a quarter of them at the firm’s Geneva headquarters are to be shown the door. [...]

GABON 15/09/2015

Thierry Normand will grasp the nettle for Addax

According to our sources, Thierry Normand has been hired as the new managing director of Addax Gabon. While most of [...]

AFRICA 14/07/2015

Is Addax running short of cash?

According to company sources, the 300-strong staff at the headquarters [...]

GABON 14/07/2015

Addax caught up in new wrangle with government

Relations between the Chinese group and Libreville could worsen once again with a new scandal. And this time Addax’s supporter in presidential circles could allow the matter to run its course. [...]

GABON 16/06/2015

Chinese communist party shows an interest in Addax

The management of Addax Petroleum (bought by Sinopec in 2009) [...]

GABON 14/04/2015

Troubles pile up for Addax

Gabonese oil minister Etienne Ngoubou is reportedly on the verge of pressing charges against certain executives of Addax Petroleum in [...]

GABON 31/03/2015

Addax ordered to explain role of its middle-man

Executives from the Chinese major are currently in Libreville to tell the president why they have been paying a mysterious lobbyist. [...]

AFRICA 17/03/2015

Christopher Clucas, another former Shell man at Addax

The firm Addax Petroleum, which has been owned by China’s Sinopec since 2009, is hiring new executives to fill the [...]

GABON 17/03/2015

Thomas Assogba, Addax’s hired hand

Relations between the Chinese firm Addax Petroleum (part of the Sinopec group) and Gabon’s government have been highly complicated in [...]

GABON 03/03/2015

Philippe Menegatti finds it hard settling in at Addax

Addax Gabon’s technical director, the 57-year-old French national Philippe Menegatti, feels uncomfortable in his job. For months he has been [...]

GABON 03/03/2015

The knives are still out among Addax staffers

The Chinese company, dispirited by its poor performances in 2014, is pursuing its probe into dubious recruitments in its Gabonese affiliate. [...]

CAMEROON GABON NIGERIA 03/02/2015

Addax sorely hit by collapse in oil price

While Western majors are slashing their exploration and production budgets, China’s state-run oil companies are doing precisely the same [...]

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The bumpy road to merger between Sinopec & Addax Petroleum

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Thierry Normand will grasp the nettle for Addax

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Chinese communist party shows an interest in Addax

Troubles pile up for Addax

Addax ordered to explain role of its middle-man

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Thomas Assogba, Addax’s hired hand

Philippe Menegatti finds it hard settling in at Addax

The knives are still out among Addax staffers

Addax sorely hit by collapse in oil price

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Tel Aviv may help Rabat build kamikaze drone sector

Kigali financial hub moves closer to its Singaporean model

Blast on Obangue field could jeopardize Addax’s future

The bumpy road to merger between Sinopec & Addax Petroleum

Addax Petroleum's staff waiting for the chop

Thierry Normand will grasp the nettle for Addax

Is Addax running short of cash?

Addax caught up in new wrangle with government

Chinese communist party shows an interest in Addax

Troubles pile up for Addax

Addax ordered to explain role of its middle-man

Christopher Clucas, another former Shell man at Addax

Thomas Assogba, Addax’s hired hand

Philippe Menegatti finds it hard settling in at Addax

The knives are still out among Addax staffers

Addax sorely hit by collapse in oil price

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