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GABON NIGERIA Issue dated 09/02/2016

Addax rules out layoffs to make life easier for everybody

Africa Energy Intelligence has learned that Yi Zhang, the managing director of Addax Petroleum (Sinopec group) has finally decided to [...] (141 words)

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GABON NIGERIA 20/02/2018

How BNP snubbed Addax Petroleum

While it had been selected by the Chinese oil firm to sell its African assets, the French bank has opted to pull out of the process. Here's why. [...]

GABON 05/04/2016

Addax stops pumping oil

An accident on the Obangue field has had a devastating effect on the Chinese major Sinopec. [...]

GABON 22/03/2016

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 08/12/2015

Move to put the skids under new boss at Addax Gabon

Taking up his post in September, Thierry Normand, the new managing director of Addax Gabon, set out to follow an [...]

Spotlight AFRICA 24/11/2015

Beijing tightens the leash on its oil operators

Two years after new president Xi Jinping took power, the relative freedom enjoyed by the management of affiliates of Sinopec, CNPC and CNOOC appears to have vanished. Indeed, the ousting of top aides at CNPC and Sinopec clearly signals that [. [...]

SOUTH AFRICA 27/10/2015

New heads roll at Addax in data theft case

Suspended during an in-house probe into the theft of geological [...]

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 [...]

NIGERIA 15/09/2015

Once an ally, Offor turns into a liability for Addax

A multi-billion dollar, last minute agreement under the previous government could cause serious trouble for China’s Addax. Here’s why. [...]

AFRICA 14/07/2015

Is Addax running short of cash?

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

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Blast on Obangue field could jeopardize Addax’s future

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