Seplat Energy Stock Climbs as Oil Rally Puts Nigeria Producer’s 2026 Growth Plan in Focus
Seplat Energy’s London-listed shares rose 0.52% to 484.5 pence Monday as Brent crude topped $115 a barrel. The company reported 2025 revenue of $2.73 billion and plans 2026 production of up to 155,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. Its ANOH gas plant began output in January, with further offshore gas expansion targeted for the third quarter. Final and special dividends totaling 8.3 U.S. cents per share are due in late May.