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Nigeria
Double trouble for Addax Petroleum

Barely free of its legal tussle in Nigeria, Sinopec's subsidiary is now having to deal with free-falling production from its assets in the country. [...]

Published on 05.12.2017 at 03:30 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Why Yi Zhang decided to shift Addax out of Geneva

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Sinopec chastises Geneva over Addax case

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Addax case rubs off on Communist party

In the wake of Deloitte’s refusal to validate Addax Petroleum’s 2015 accounts at the end of last year due to serious question marks over certain transactions (AEI 788), the Swiss judicial authorities have muscled into the matter and arrested Addax’s [.

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Klusener first in the firing line in Addax/Deloitte scandal

With its executives leaving in droves and its production in the doldrums, Addax Petroleum, which was bought out by Sinopec in 2009 for $7.2 billion, has run into trouble of a different order. Although the crisis has been largely contained [.

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Nigeria
Double trouble for Addax Petroleum

Nigeria
Lagos climate gets the better of Colin Klappa (Addax)

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Secret deal with NNPC may set Addax sale adrift

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Why Yi Zhang decided to shift Addax out of Geneva

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Colin Klappa lined up to direct Addax's Lagos office

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Addax case rubs off on Communist party

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