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Amni International Petroleum Development Company Limited is a privately held Nigerian independent oil and gas exploration and production company headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria. Founded in 1993, it has established itself as one of the leading indigenous operators in West Africa's upstream sector, with a strong focus on offshore activities.
The company holds working interests in key Nigerian offshore blocks, including full or majority stakes in OML 112 and OML 117, as well as a 40% interest in OML 52. Its producing assets include the Okoro field and the Ima oil field, while it is advancing development of the Ima gas field (60% stake) in partnership with TotalEnergies (40% operator) to supply the Nigeria LNG plant. Amni also operates in Ghana via the Central Tano deepwater block. Its portfolio emphasizes crude oil production alongside growing non-associated gas resources.
Amni manages the full E&P lifecycle, from seismic acquisition and drilling to facilities installation, production, and export via its own infrastructure such as mobile offshore production units and FSOs. The company prioritizes local content, safety, and community development, with significant Nigerian contractor involvement in projects. Led by Chairman and CEO Chief Tunde J. Afolabi, it positions itself as a key player among Nigeria's indigenous independents, contributing to national production targets and the commercialization of stranded gas reserves.
Also known as Amni International.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Amni, of which one is active.
4% annual energy growth to 2030; $10bn free cash flow uplift 2025–2030; $14–17bn/yr capex 2027–2032; dividend +5%/yr to 2030 and planned buybacks.
FID taken for Ima field offshore Bonny Island to feed NLNG Train 7; start-up 2028, plateau 350 MMscfd, single-platform 22 km tie-back, low-emissions design.
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