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Pan Ocean Oil
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Pan Ocean Oil Corporation (Nigeria) Ltd.
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Private
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1973
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Pan Ocean Oil Corporation (Nigeria) Ltd. is a privately held Nigerian exploration and production company founded in 1973 and headquartered in Lagos, with operations concentrated in the Niger Delta. It is the first indigenous company to form a joint venture with NNPC and operates two upstream assets, OML 98 and OML 147, with associated production facilities. The company's business spans three integrated segments: upstream exploration and production (OML 98 and OML 147); midstream transportation via the 67km, 160,000 bopd Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline, which uses proprietary Continuous Horizontal Directional Drilling (CHDD) installation technology and accommodates neighboring producers on a tariff basis; and gas processing at the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant, which expanded to 200MMSCF/D capacity in 2022 with cryogenic processing for lean gas (supplied to NIPP Power Plant), LPG, and NGLs.

The company generates revenue through three streams: crude oil production from its Niger Delta assets, midstream pipeline tariffs from third-party injectors, and gas processing and LPG sales to the domestic Nigerian market. Pricing is negotiated bilaterally through offtake agreements and is not publicly disclosed. Pan Ocean also operates RADA-AMS, an in-house Research and Data Analytics Asset Management Solution launched in October 2025, to support near real-time data-driven decision-making across operations. The Fadeyi family controls the company as part of the Newcross Group of Companies, with a board that was strengthened in May 2026 by the appointment of an Independent Non-Executive Director with prior Shell M&A and pension fund leadership experience. A planned 2024 divestiture of a 40% stake in the Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline was terminated, with AMCON and lender syndicate valuing that stake independently at $372-$641 million in 2025.

Short descriptiontext

Pan Ocean Oil is a privately held Nigerian upstream and midstream energy company operating OML 98 and OML 147, the 67km Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline, and the 200MMSCF/D Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant.

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Operating
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501–1,000
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HeadquartersLagos, Nigeria
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Lagos
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Nigeria
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Africa
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Serves global market

Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
oil and gas exploration, upstream oil production, natural gas processing, crude oil pipeline transportation, midstream energy infrastructure
Industry2 codes
PRIMARYEUALAAAF
Production Operations & Well Optimization (Artificial Lift, Flow Assurance)
SECONDARYTLAGAJAA
Crude Oil Field Gathering Systems
Transportation & Logistics/Pipeline Transportation/Pipeline Gathering Systems (Upstream Field Gathering)
NAICS code3 codes
  • Crude Petroleum Extraction211120
  • Pipeline Transportation of Crude Oil4861
  • Oil and Gas Extraction2111
SIC code2 codes
  • Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas1311
  • Pipe Lines (No Natural Gas)4610
Product category
Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration & Production
Social media profiles1 record
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Revenue model3 records
1Oil and Gas Exploration & Production
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue from crude oil production from OML 98 and OML 147 assets. The company operates producing oil fields with existing infrastructure and is pursuing production ramp-up from underexploited fields.

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2Gas Processing and Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue from the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant supplying lean gas to NIPP Power Plant and LPG to the Nigerian market. Phase 2 expanded capacity to 200MMSCF/D.

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3Pipeline Transportation Tariffs
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

The Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline accommodates other neighboring producers (injectors) on basis of a tariff, providing diversified revenue streams from midstream infrastructure.

panoceanoilnigeria.com
Marketing channels4 records

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Operations, Personnel, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others
GTM typeB2B
B2B
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Services
Brand1 of 2 records shown
1RADA-AMS
Description

Asset Management Solution developed by the Research and Data Analytics team to optimize technology and data in decision-making for oil and gas operations.

panoceanoilnigeria.com
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Core offering1 text field

Pan Ocean Oil Corporation (Nigeria) Ltd. is an upstream and midstream energy company engaged in crude oil exploration and production from OML 98 and OML 147 concessions in the Niger Delta, natural gas processing at the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant (200MMSCF/D capacity), and crude oil transportation through the 67-kilometre Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline (160,000 bopd capacity) using CHDD installation technology. The company operates in a joint venture with NNPC and serves power plants, domestic LPG buyers, and neighboring oil producers on a tariff basis.

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Pan Ocean Oil Nigeria operates as a diversified energy company offering integrated oil and gas services through its core business units: Exploration & Production (E&P) for upstream operations in the Niger Delta, the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant for natural gas processing and LPG production, the Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline for crude oil transportation, and RADA-AMS for digital asset management solutions. The portfolio spans from exploration to production to midstream infrastructure, providing diversified revenue streams across the oil and gas value chain.

Product and service4 records
1Exploration & Production (E&P)
CategoryUpstream Exploration and Production
Description

Core upstream operations including oil field development, production activities, and asset management spanning the Niger Delta region with OML 98 and OML 147 assets, operated in a joint venture with NNPC.

2Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant (OOGP)
CategoryNatural Gas Processing
Description

Natural gas processing facility with 200MMSCF/D capacity supplying lean gas to the NIPP Power Plant and producing LPG and NGL streams for the domestic Nigerian market, incorporating cryogenic processing for bone-dry gas.

3Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline (AEPP)
CategoryMidstream Crude Oil Transportation
Description

67-kilometre, 20-inch crude oil pipeline with 160,000 bopd capacity using Continuous Horizontal Directional Drilling (CHDD) technology to transport Pan Ocean crude oil and accommodate neighboring producers on a tariff basis as an alternative export route.

4RADA-AMS (Research and Data Analytics Asset Management Solution)
CategoryDigital Asset Management Solution
Description

Digital asset management solution integrating data acquisition and analytics to streamline asset management workflows, ensure near real-time data democratization, and enhance data-driven decision-making across oil and gas operations.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership4 partners
1Conpurex Limited
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2024-10-01
Description

Conpurex Limited was the target of a planned divestment of Pan Ocean's 40% stake in the Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline. The $243 million transaction was formally terminated in October 2024 due to governance concerns, leading to the current dispute.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2007-01-01
Description

Newcross Petroleum (affiliated company) acquired 40% participating interest in Egbaoma Marginal Field (OML 38) operated by Platform Petroleum. The collaboration achieved over one million person-hours with no Lost Time Injuries. Also partnered on Ase River Transport Limited (ARTL) for crude oil transportation.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Pan Ocean was the first indigenous company to form a joint venture with NNPC in 1973. The partnership covers oil exploration and production operations including OML 98 (converted from OPL-71 in 1975) and the 2007 PSC arrangement on OPL 275 (now OML 147). This joint venture has been the cornerstone of Pan Ocean's operations for over 50 years.

4NIPP (Nigerian Independent Power Project)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant supplies lean gas to the NIPP Power Plant at Ihobbor, Edo State. This partnership supports Nigeria's power generation objectives and provides stable revenue from gas sales.

panoceanoilnigeria.com
Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Nigerian indigenous E&P operating the OML 29 NNPC JV (notably the Nembe Creek trunk line). Highly comparable to Pan Ocean as an NNPC joint-venture partner operating onshore production and midstream evacuation infrastructure in the Niger Delta.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nigerian integrated energy company with upstream production interests in the Niger Delta and downstream/marketing exposure. Comparable to Pan Ocean in serving as an indigenous NNPC counterparty for onshore oil & gas operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nigerian indigenous E&P company operating shallow offshore/onshore assets with NNPC JV interests in the Niger Delta. Comparable as a privately-held indigenous NNPC joint-venture partner.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major IOC operating extensive onshore Niger Delta JV blocks with NNPC. Comparable to Pan Ocean on asset type (oil fields, gas processing, pipelines) but at much greater scale and as a multinational operator with broader portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Leading Nigerian independent E&P with dual-listing on NGX and LSE; operates onshore Niger Delta blocks in JV with NNPC. Directly comparable to Pan Ocean as a publicly traded indigenous NNPC joint-venture partner producing crude oil and operating gas processing assets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Nigeria's state-owned national oil company and Pan Ocean's joint-venture partner. Comparable in operating upstream production across Nigeria but is the dominant national incumbent rather than an indigenous private operator.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Privately-held Nigerian E&P focused on marginal field development and production in the Niger Delta with NNPC partnerships. Highly comparable as an indigenous producer operating in the same basin and regulatory environment as Pan Ocean.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nigerian indigenous E&P operating marginal fields and OMLs under NNPC JV arrangements including refining. Directly comparable mid-sized indigenous producer with similar customer base (NNPC, offtake traders, domestic refiners).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nigerian integrated energy conglomerate with upstream interests, trading, and power operations. Comparable to Pan Ocean in combining indigenous upstream production with downstream/power offtake exposure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major IOC operator of offshore/onshore Niger Delta blocks (e.g., OML 130). Comparable to Pan Ocean on upstream operations and gas commercialization within Nigeria but as part of a global portfolio of a supermajor.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Pan Ocean Oil

Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration & Productionpanoceanoilnigeria.com

Pan Ocean Oil is a privately held Nigerian upstream and midstream energy company operating OML 98 and OML 147, the 67km Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline, and the 200MMSCF/D Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant.

What Pan Ocean Oil does

Pan Ocean Oil Corporation (Nigeria) Ltd. is a privately held Nigerian exploration and production company founded in 1973 and headquartered in Lagos, with operations concentrated in the Niger Delta. It is the first indigenous company to form a joint venture with NNPC and operates two upstream assets, OML 98 and OML 147, with associated production facilities. The company's business spans three integrated segments: upstream exploration and production (OML 98 and OML 147); midstream transportation via the 67km, 160,000 bopd Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline, which uses proprietary Continuous Horizontal Directional Drilling (CHDD) installation technology and accommodates neighboring producers on a tariff basis; and gas processing at the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant, which expanded to 200MMSCF/D capacity in 2022 with cryogenic processing for lean gas (supplied to NIPP Power Plant), LPG, and NGLs.

The company generates revenue through three streams: crude oil production from its Niger Delta assets, midstream pipeline tariffs from third-party injectors, and gas processing and LPG sales to the domestic Nigerian market. Pricing is negotiated bilaterally through offtake agreements and is not publicly disclosed. Pan Ocean also operates RADA-AMS, an in-house Research and Data Analytics Asset Management Solution launched in October 2025, to support near real-time data-driven decision-making across operations. The Fadeyi family controls the company as part of the Newcross Group of Companies, with a board that was strengthened in May 2026 by the appointment of an Independent Non-Executive Director with prior Shell M&A and pension fund leadership experience. A planned 2024 divestiture of a 40% stake in the Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline was terminated, with AMCON and lender syndicate valuing that stake independently at $372-$641 million in 2025.

Pan Ocean Oil firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Pan Ocean Oil
Legal name
Pan Ocean Oil Corporation (Nigeria) Ltd.
Website
https://panoceanoilnigeria.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1973
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Pan Ocean Oil is a privately held Nigerian upstream and midstream energy company operating OML 98 and OML 147, the 67km Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline, and the 200MMSCF/D Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Pan Ocean Oil industry classification

Industry
Product category
Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration & Production
NAICS
Crude Petroleum Extraction (211120), Pipeline Transportation of Crude Oil (4861), Oil and Gas Extraction (2111)
SIC
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (1311), Pipe Lines (No Natural Gas) (4610)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYEUALAAAF
Production Operations & Well Optimization (Artificial Lift, Flow Assurance)
SECONDARYTLAGAJAA
Crude Oil Field Gathering Systems
Transportation & Logistics/Pipeline Transportation/Pipeline Gathering Systems (Upstream Field Gathering)

Keywords

  • Oil and gas exploration
  • Upstream oil production
  • Natural gas processing
  • Crude oil pipeline transportation
  • Midstream energy infrastructure

Where Pan Ocean Oil is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Lagos
HQ country
Nigeria
HQ region
Africa

Offices2 records

Markets served

Pan Ocean Oil business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Personnel, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Oil and Gas Exploration & Production: Revenue from crude oil production from OML 98 and OML 147 assets. The company operates producing oil fields with existing infrastructure and is pursuing production ramp-up from underexploited fields.
  2. Gas Processing and Sales: Revenue from the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant supplying lean gas to NIPP Power Plant and LPG to the Nigerian market. Phase 2 expanded capacity to 200MMSCF/D.
  3. Pipeline Transportation Tariffs: The Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline accommodates other neighboring producers (injectors) on basis of a tariff, providing diversified revenue streams from midstream infrastructure.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Pan Ocean Oil product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Pan Ocean Oil Corporation (Nigeria) Ltd. is an upstream and midstream energy company engaged in crude oil exploration and production from OML 98 and OML 147 concessions in the Niger Delta, natural gas processing at the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant (200MMSCF/D capacity), and crude oil transportation through the 67-kilometre Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline (160,000 bopd capacity) using CHDD installation technology. The company operates in a joint venture with NNPC and serves power plants, domestic LPG buyers, and neighboring oil producers on a tariff basis.

Product overview

Pan Ocean Oil Nigeria operates as a diversified energy company offering integrated oil and gas services through its core business units: Exploration & Production (E&P) for upstream operations in the Niger Delta, the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant for natural gas processing and LPG production, the Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline for crude oil transportation, and RADA-AMS for digital asset management solutions. The portfolio spans from exploration to production to midstream infrastructure, providing diversified revenue streams across the oil and gas value chain.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • RADA-AMS: Asset Management Solution developed by the Research and Data Analytics team to optimize technology and data in decision-making for oil and gas operations.
  • RADA

Products and services

  • Exploration & Production (E&P) Core upstream operations including oil field development, production activities, and asset management spanning the Niger Delta region with OML 98 and OML 147 assets, operated in a joint venture with NNPC.
  • Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant (OOGP) Natural gas processing facility with 200MMSCF/D capacity supplying lean gas to the NIPP Power Plant and producing LPG and NGL streams for the domestic Nigerian market, incorporating cryogenic processing for bone-dry gas.
  • Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline (AEPP) 67-kilometre, 20-inch crude oil pipeline with 160,000 bopd capacity using Continuous Horizontal Directional Drilling (CHDD) technology to transport Pan Ocean crude oil and accommodate neighboring producers on a tariff basis as an alternative export route.
  • RADA-AMS (Research and Data Analytics Asset Management Solution) Digital asset management solution integrating data acquisition and analytics to streamline asset management workflows, ensure near real-time data democratization, and enhance data-driven decision-making across oil and gas operations.

Companies that use Pan Ocean Oil

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Pan Ocean Oil technology and API

Technology

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Feature3 records

Pan Ocean Oil partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor, core and flagship.

  • Conpurex LimitedminorOthers · 1 October 2024Conpurex Limited was the target of a planned divestment of Pan Ocean's 40% stake in the Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline. The $243 million transaction was formally terminated in October 2024 due to governance concerns, leading to the current dispute.
  • Platform Petroleum LimitedcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2007Newcross Petroleum (affiliated company) acquired 40% participating interest in Egbaoma Marginal Field (OML 38) operated by Platform Petroleum. The collaboration achieved over one million person-hours with no Lost Time Injuries. Also partnered on Ase River Transport Limited (ARTL) for crude oil transportation.
  • NNPC (Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerPan Ocean was the first indigenous company to form a joint venture with NNPC in 1973. The partnership covers oil exploration and production operations including OML 98 (converted from OPL-71 in 1975) and the 2007 PSC arrangement on OPL 275 (now OML 147). This joint venture has been the cornerstone of Pan Ocean's operations for over 50 years.
  • NIPP (Nigerian Independent Power Project)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant supplies lean gas to the NIPP Power Plant at Ihobbor, Edo State. This partnership supports Nigeria's power generation objectives and provides stable revenue from gas sales.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Pan Ocean Oil competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Aiteo Eastern Exploration & Production: Nigerian indigenous E&P operating the OML 29 NNPC JV (notably the Nembe Creek trunk line). Highly comparable to Pan Ocean as an NNPC joint-venture partner operating onshore production and midstream evacuation infrastructure in the Niger Delta.
  • Oando Energy Resources: Nigerian integrated energy company with upstream production interests in the Niger Delta and downstream/marketing exposure. Comparable to Pan Ocean in serving as an indigenous NNPC counterparty for onshore oil & gas operations.
  • ND Western: Nigerian indigenous E&P company operating shallow offshore/onshore assets with NNPC JV interests in the Niger Delta. Comparable as a privately-held indigenous NNPC joint-venture partner.
  • Seplat Energy: Leading Nigerian independent E&P with dual-listing on NGX and LSE; operates onshore Niger Delta blocks in JV with NNPC. Directly comparable to Pan Ocean as a publicly traded indigenous NNPC joint-venture partner producing crude oil and operating gas processing assets.
  • First Exploration & Petroleum Development: Privately-held Nigerian E&P focused on marginal field development and production in the Niger Delta with NNPC partnerships. Highly comparable as an indigenous producer operating in the same basin and regulatory environment as Pan Ocean.
  • Waltersmith Petroman Oil: Nigerian indigenous E&P operating marginal fields and OMLs under NNPC JV arrangements including refining. Directly comparable mid-sized indigenous producer with similar customer base (NNPC, offtake traders, domestic refiners).
  • Sahara Group (Asharami Energy): Nigerian integrated energy conglomerate with upstream interests, trading, and power operations. Comparable to Pan Ocean in combining indigenous upstream production with downstream/power offtake exposure.

Broad incumbents

  • Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria: Major IOC operating extensive onshore Niger Delta JV blocks with NNPC. Comparable to Pan Ocean on asset type (oil fields, gas processing, pipelines) but at much greater scale and as a multinational operator with broader portfolio.
  • NNPC Limited: Nigeria's state-owned national oil company and Pan Ocean's joint-venture partner. Comparable in operating upstream production across Nigeria but is the dominant national incumbent rather than an indigenous private operator.
  • TotalEnergies EP Nigeria: Major IOC operator of offshore/onshore Niger Delta blocks (e.g., OML 130). Comparable to Pan Ocean on upstream operations and gas commercialization within Nigeria but as part of a global portfolio of a supermajor.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Pan Ocean Oil social profiles

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Pan Ocean Oil financial estimates

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Pan Ocean Oil leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Pan Ocean Oil subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

Pan Ocean Oil funding detail

Funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Pan Ocean Oil M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Pan Ocean Oil

What does Pan Ocean Oil do?

Pan Ocean Oil Corporation (Nigeria) Ltd. is an upstream and midstream energy company engaged in crude oil exploration and production from OML 98 and OML 147 concessions in the Niger Delta, natural gas processing at the Ovade-Ogharefe Gas Plant (200MMSCF/D capacity), and crude oil transportation through the 67-kilometre Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline (160,000 bopd capacity) using CHDD installation technology. The company operates in a joint venture with NNPC and serves power plants, domestic LPG buyers, and neighboring oil producers on a tariff basis.

Is Pan Ocean Oil a public or private company?

Pan Ocean Oil is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was Pan Ocean Oil founded?

Pan Ocean Oil was founded in 1973. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Pan Ocean Oil based?

Pan Ocean Oil is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, in the Africa region.

How does Pan Ocean Oil make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Oil and Gas Exploration & Production is the primary driver. The others are gas Processing and Sales and pipeline Transportation Tariffs.

Who are Pan Ocean Oil's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Aiteo Eastern Exploration & Production, Oando Energy Resources, ND Western, Seplat Energy, First Exploration & Petroleum Development, Waltersmith Petroman Oil and Sahara Group (Asharami Energy). Broad incumbents are Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria, NNPC Limited and TotalEnergies EP Nigeria.

Does Pan Ocean Oil have an API?

No public API is recorded for Pan Ocean Oil.

What industry is Pan Ocean Oil in?

Pan Ocean Oil's product category is Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration & Production. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUALAAAF, Production Operations & Well Optimization (Artificial Lift, Flow Assurance), with a secondary code of TLAGAJAA, Crude Oil Field Gathering Systems. Its NAICS code is 211120 and its SIC code is 1311.

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BusinessGhanaNigerian Operators Strengthen Africa-Wide Energy Collaboration at African Energy Week (AEW) 2026Leading Nigerian oil and gas operators, including TotalEnergies Nigeria, First E&P, Emadeb E&P, SunTrust Atlantic Energies, Lekoil, Pan Ocean, Newcross, and Energia, are set to participate in African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 in Cape Town to strengthen regional energy collaboration across Africa. These companies bring upstream expertise, new production milestones—including Emadeb's first shallow-water offshore development in over 15 years and Lekoil's first indigenous onshore crude export terminal in nearly five decades—and investment momentum focused on new field development and gas commercialization. The African Energy Chamber noted that Nigerian operators are driving upstream growth through new investment and production, with combined activities spanning deepwater assets, the Niger Delta, and gas infrastructure projects.Punch NewspapersStakeholders demand fresh bidding for $243m pipeline stakeStakeholders in Nigeria are urging the Federal Government to initiate a fresh competitive bidding process for Pan Ocean Oil Corporation’s 40 per cent stake in the Amukpe–Escravos Pipeline, as part of a debt restructuring arrangement involving lenders and the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria. An earlier transaction valued at $243 million collapsed in October 2024 after the buyer failed to meet payment obligations, but a 2025 independent assessment valued the same stake at $544–61 million, raising concerns about asset disposal below market value. Industry experts warn that proceeding with the disputed valuation could undermine governance standards and erode investor confidence in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.BusinessGhanaIndigenous Operators to Power Nigeria’s Next Upstream Growth Phase at African Energy Week (AEW) 2026Nigeria's indigenous energy operators are positioning themselves as the primary drivers of the country's upstream oil and gas sector, with companies including Seplat Energy, SunTrust Atlantic Energies, Lekoil Nigeria, Emadeb Exploration & Production, Pan Ocean Oil Corporation, and Newcross Group expanding into mature assets, offshore developments, and gas infrastructure. Seplat Energy, Nigeria's largest independent producer, is targeting 200,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day and over 1 billion scf/day of domestic gas production by 2030, anchored by the ANOH gas processing plant which achieved first gas in January 2026, while Lekoil Nigeria commissioned Nigeria's first indigenous onshore crude export terminal in nearly five decades. African Energy Week 2026, taking place in Cape Town from October 12–16, will convene these operators alongside investors and regulators to discuss strategies for upstream transformation and indigenous leadership in Africa's oil and gas sector.BusinessdayPan Ocean Oil appoints Soyannwo as independent non-executive directorPan Ocean Oil and the Newcross Group appointed Remilekun Soyannwo as independent non-executive director. She brings over three decades of finance and leadership experience, including roles at Shell, BP, and Chevron. The appointment aims to strengthen governance and embed global standards of transparency and accountability.THISDAYLIVEFederal High Court’s Jurisdiction in Trespass to Land – THISDAYLIVEThe Supreme Court of Nigeria allowed an appeal by Mr. Sunny Mene-Okotie against Pan Ocean Oil Corporation, setting aside a Court of Appeal decision and restoring the judgment of the trial court regarding compensation for trespass. The court held that the Federal High Court has jurisdiction over the appellant's claim for damages arising from pipeline construction and operations on his family land, as the matter relates to mines, minerals, and oil fields under Section 251 of the 1999 Constitution. The Supreme Court further ruled that Section 19 of the Oil Pipeline Act, which vests such jurisdiction in Magistrate or State High Courts, conflicts with the Constitution and is therefore void.AfricaoilgasreportAmukpe-Escravos Pipeline at the Centre of High-Stakes Divestment DisputeA widening dispute has emerged over the planned divestment of Pan Ocean Oil Corporation Nigeria Limited's 40 percent stake in the Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline, a strategic 67-kilometre crude evacuation asset in Nigeria's Niger Delta, with stakeholders questioning the governance, valuation and process surrounding the failed Conpurex Limited transaction that was formally terminated in October 2024. A fresh independent valuation commissioned in 2025 by AMCON and the lender syndicate placed the 40 percent stake at $372 million (mid-case) to $641 million (upside scenario), substantially above the earlier $243 million offer, raising concerns that a national export pipeline may have been at risk of transfer at outdated pricing. The case is being framed as a test of Nigeria's ability to manage strategic infrastructure transactions with transparency and institutional discipline, at a time when investor confidence and governance credibility are priorities.