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Neconde Energy
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Neconde Energy Limited
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neconde.com.ng
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Private
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2010
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Neconde Energy Limited is an indigenous Nigerian upstream oil and gas company incorporated in November 2010 as a special-purpose vehicle to acquire and operate petroleum assets. Its single material asset is a 45% interest in Oil Mining Lease (OML) 42 in the onshore West Delta / Niger Delta, with NPDC (a subsidiary of NNPC) holding the remaining 55% and Neconde serving as operator of the joint venture since May 2015. OML 42 covers 814 km² with 7 producing fields (Egwa, Batan, Ajuju, Odidi, Jones Creek, plus others) and 5 undeveloped discoveries; combined flow-station capacity is 345,000 bpd of liquids against 2P reserves of ~600 MMboe and 3.8–6 TCF of gas resources.

The technology stack centers on integrated upstream-to-midstream operations: Neconde reactivated shut-in fields (Odidi, Jones Creek, Egwa) through a rehabilitation program reopening ~80 wells, built a Gas Central Processing Facility at Odidi delivering 80+ MMscf/day, constructed over 300 km of pipeline across dry land, seasonal swamp, and pure swamp Niger Delta terrain, and developed an independent barging evacuation route to the Ugo Ocha Export Terminal as an alternative to the sabotage-prone Trans-Forcados Pipeline. Production stands at ~50,000 bopd (May 2025), with a stated ramp target toward 70,000–100,000 bopd.

Neconde sells equity crude under long-term agreements primarily to Glencore Energy (UK) Limited for export, and delivers processed gas to the domestic market through the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company via the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System. The company is controlled by Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi through the Obijackson Group (parent: Nestoil Limited), which supplies EPCC, fabrication, dredging, and pipeline construction services internally. The company refinanced US$640 million of senior secured debt in June 2019 via a 7-lender consortium; subsequently it has been engaged in litigation with another lender group leading to a Federal High Court receivership episode in 2025, which the Supreme Court set aside in June 2026, restoring Neconde's control of assets and operations.

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Neconde Energy Limited is a Nigerian upstream oil and gas company that operates the 45% Neconde / 55% NPDC joint venture on OML 42 in the Niger Delta, producing crude oil (~50,000 bopd) for export and natural gas (80+ MMscf/day) for the domestic market, with vertical integration through parent Obijackson/Nestoil Group.

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Operating
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251–500
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HeadquartersLagos, Nigeria
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Lagos
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Nigeria
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Africa
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices4 records

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Keyword5 values
upstream oil production, natural gas commercialization, petroleum asset development, crude oil evacuation, oil mining lease operations
Industry2 codes
1Conventional Natural Gas Exploration & Production (Dry Gas)
CodeEUAAAAAAPrimaryYes
2Sulfur & Acid Gas Feedstocks (Sulfur, Sulfuric Acid, Mercaptans)
CodeEUALAHAHPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Crude Petroleum Extraction21112
  • Industrial Gas Manufacturing32512
SIC code2 codes
  • Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas1311
  • Oil & Gas Field Services, Nec1389
Product category
Upstream Oil and Gas Production
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Revenue model3 records
1Crude Oil Production and Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Neconde produces crude oil from OML 42 joint venture (45% Neconde / 55% NPDC) at approximately 50,000 bopd. Crude oil is sold to offtakers such as Glencore Energy (UK) Limited. Evacuation is via the Trans-Forcados Pipeline or the alternative barging route to Ugo Ocha Export Terminal.

neconde.com.ng
2Natural Gas Production and Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Neconde delivers natural gas (associated and non-associated) to the domestic market through the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company. Production from the Odidi Gas Processing Facility exceeds 80 MMscf/day. The company aims to commercialize flared gas and achieve zero gas flaring.

neconde.com.ng
3Subsidiary Services (Nestoil EPCC, etc.)
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Neconde's parent group (Obijackson Group / Nestoil Group) provides Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning (EPCC) services including pipeline construction, fabrication, dredging, and civil works through subsidiary companies, generating revenue across the oil and gas value chain.

neconde.com.ng
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Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components5 values
Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Neconde Energy Limited explores, develops, and produces crude oil and natural gas from Oil Mining Lease (OML) 42, an 814 km2 onshore West Delta asset held under a 45% Neconde / 55% NPDC joint venture. The company operates seven flow stations with combined capacity of 345,000 barrels of liquid per day, produces approximately 50,000 bopd of crude oil, and delivers over 80 MMscf/day of processed gas to Nigeria's domestic market via its Odidi Gas Central Processing Facility and the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • Increased oil production from under 20,000 bopd to 50,000 bopd through field rehabilitation
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

Neconde Energy is an integrated energy company operating across upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors of the Nigerian oil and gas industry. The core product is the OML 42 asset (45% Neconde : 55% NPDC joint venture) comprising 7 producing fields with crude oil production capability of 345,000 bpd combined capacity and approximately 3.8-6 TCF of gas reserves. Key products include crude oil production, natural gas production/commercialization (delivering up to 80 MMscf/d to domestic market), and LPG production/storage/distribution. The company operates through several subsidiary brands including Nestoil (EPCC services), Impact OM Engineering (O&M services), B&Q Dredging, EWT Energy Works, and Hammakopp Consortium Limited. The company also offers pipeline construction, barge-based crude evacuation solutions, and gas processing through its Central Processing Facility.

Product and service3 records
1OML 42 Asset Operations
CategoryUpstream Oil and Gas Production
Description

Development and operation of Oil Mining Lease 42, an 814 km2 onshore West Delta asset with 7 producing fields and 5 undeveloped discoveries. The Neconde/NPDC joint venture operates 7 flow stations with combined capacity of 345,000 barrels of liquid per day and 600 MMboe of 2P reserves.

2Crude Oil Production
CategoryUpstream Oil Production
Description

Extraction and production of crude oil from OML 42 fields including Odidi, Jones Creek, Egwa, Batan, Ajuju and others, with liquids transported via the Trans-Forcados Pipeline or via alternative barging to the Ugo Ocha Export Terminal for sale to international offtakers such as Glencore Energy.

3Natural Gas Production and Commercialization
CategoryNatural Gas Production and Supply
Description

Production of associated gas and non-associated gas (3.8-6 TCF reserves) processed at the Odidi Gas Central Processing Facility and delivered at over 80 MMscf/day to Nigeria's domestic market via the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System for power generation, industrial, commercial, and residential use.

Scale indicator8 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2018-04-05
Description

Neconde and NPDC JV began delivering processed natural gas to the domestic market through the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company via the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System. Neconde's Odidi Gas Processing Facility delivers over 80 MMscf/day to NGMC for distribution to domestic consumers.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2011-01-01
Description

Neconde entered a Joint Venture partnership with NPDC (a subsidiary of NNPC) for the development of OML 42. Neconde holds 45% interest while NPDC holds 55%. The JV rehabilitated shut-in fields Odidi, Jones Creek, and Egwa, reopening approximately 80 wells for production. The JV produces crude oil (~50,000 bopd) and gas (~80+ MMscf/day) from OML 42.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Neconde is a subsidiary of the Nestoil Group (Obijackson Group of Companies). Nestoil is the flagship EPCC company providing pipeline construction, fabrication, dredging, and civil works services. Neconde leverages Nestoil's infrastructure capabilities across its operations.

Recent move10 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Sahara Group is a Nigerian energy conglomerate with interests spanning upstream (Sahara Energy Resources), gas (Asiko Energy), power, and downstream marketing. Comparable to Neconde's vertically integrated approach, though broader in scope across the energy value chain.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Seplat Energy is a leading Nigerian independent upstream oil and gas producer operating onshore Niger Delta assets via joint ventures with NNPC/NPDC. It is the most direct peer to Neconde, with overlapping customer base (domestic and international offtakers), comparable production scale, and identical regulatory environment.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

NNPC is Nigeria's national oil company and the parent of NPDC, which holds the 55% majority stake in OML 42 alongside Neconde. As JV partner, regulator, and upstream operator in its own right, NNPC shapes Neconde's operating environment and competitive dynamics across Nigerian E&P.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Eroton operates OML 18 in the Niger Delta (formerly a Shell asset), with a similar asset-rehabilitation play to Neconde. It is a direct peer as an indigenous upstream operator in the same basin, addressing similar operational and evacuation challenges.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Oando is a Nigerian integrated energy company with upstream E&P operations in the Niger Delta (via OML 56/125 and other assets) and downstream/marketing arms. Like Neconde, it is an indigenous operator with JV structures and a focus on domestic gas commercialization.

TypeDirect peer
Description

ND Western is a Nigerian independent upstream operator holding interests in OML 34 and other Niger Delta assets, with NNPC as JV partner. It directly competes with Neconde in rehabilitating and producing from mature onshore fields and shares the same operational challenges.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Amni is a Nigerian independent upstream producer operating OMLs 112, 117, 52, and 53 offshore and onshore Niger Delta. It is comparable to Neconde as an indigenous E&P with both oil and gas commercialization, and similar JV/customer structures.

TypeDirect peer
Description

First E&P is a NNPC subsidiary operating OMLs 83 and 85 in the Niger Delta, focused on upstream development and gas commercialization. It is comparable to Neconde in scale and JV-driven operating model, though with a state-owned controlling shareholder.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Falcon is a smaller Nigerian-focused independent E&P pursuing marginal field development and JV partnerships. It is comparable to Neconde as an emerging indigenous operator in the Niger Delta with overlapping asset acquisition strategy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Waltersmith is an indigenous Nigerian E&P company operating the Ibigwe field and modular refinery, focused on marginal field development in the Niger Delta. It is comparable to Neconde as a Nigerian independent producer pursuing integrated upstream-to-midstream strategies.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Neconde Energy

Upstream Oil and Gas Productionneconde.com.ng

Neconde Energy Limited is a Nigerian upstream oil and gas company that operates the 45% Neconde / 55% NPDC joint venture on OML 42 in the Niger Delta, producing crude oil (~50,000 bopd) for export and natural gas (80+ MMscf/day) for the domestic market, with vertical integration through parent Obijackson/Nestoil Group.

What Neconde Energy does

Neconde Energy Limited is an indigenous Nigerian upstream oil and gas company incorporated in November 2010 as a special-purpose vehicle to acquire and operate petroleum assets. Its single material asset is a 45% interest in Oil Mining Lease (OML) 42 in the onshore West Delta / Niger Delta, with NPDC (a subsidiary of NNPC) holding the remaining 55% and Neconde serving as operator of the joint venture since May 2015. OML 42 covers 814 km² with 7 producing fields (Egwa, Batan, Ajuju, Odidi, Jones Creek, plus others) and 5 undeveloped discoveries; combined flow-station capacity is 345,000 bpd of liquids against 2P reserves of ~600 MMboe and 3.8–6 TCF of gas resources.

The technology stack centers on integrated upstream-to-midstream operations: Neconde reactivated shut-in fields (Odidi, Jones Creek, Egwa) through a rehabilitation program reopening ~80 wells, built a Gas Central Processing Facility at Odidi delivering 80+ MMscf/day, constructed over 300 km of pipeline across dry land, seasonal swamp, and pure swamp Niger Delta terrain, and developed an independent barging evacuation route to the Ugo Ocha Export Terminal as an alternative to the sabotage-prone Trans-Forcados Pipeline. Production stands at ~50,000 bopd (May 2025), with a stated ramp target toward 70,000–100,000 bopd.

Neconde sells equity crude under long-term agreements primarily to Glencore Energy (UK) Limited for export, and delivers processed gas to the domestic market through the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company via the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System. The company is controlled by Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi through the Obijackson Group (parent: Nestoil Limited), which supplies EPCC, fabrication, dredging, and pipeline construction services internally. The company refinanced US$640 million of senior secured debt in June 2019 via a 7-lender consortium; subsequently it has been engaged in litigation with another lender group leading to a Federal High Court receivership episode in 2025, which the Supreme Court set aside in June 2026, restoring Neconde's control of assets and operations.

Neconde Energy firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Neconde Energy
Legal name
Neconde Energy Limited
Website
https://neconde.com.ng
Company type
Private
Founded year
2010
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Neconde Energy Limited is a Nigerian upstream oil and gas company that operates the 45% Neconde / 55% NPDC joint venture on OML 42 in the Niger Delta, producing crude oil (~50,000 bopd) for export and natural gas (80+ MMscf/day) for the domestic market, with vertical integration through parent Obijackson/Nestoil Group.
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Neconde Energy industry classification

Industry
Product category
Upstream Oil and Gas Production
NAICS
Crude Petroleum Extraction (21112), Industrial Gas Manufacturing (32512)
SIC
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (1311), Oil & Gas Field Services, Nec (1389)
akta.pro primary industry
Conventional Natural Gas Exploration & Production (Dry Gas) (EUAAAAAA)
akta.pro secondary industry
Sulfur & Acid Gas Feedstocks (Sulfur, Sulfuric Acid, Mercaptans) (EUALAHAH)

Keywords

  • Upstream oil production
  • Natural gas commercialization
  • Petroleum asset development
  • Crude oil evacuation
  • Oil mining lease operations

Where Neconde Energy is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Lagos
HQ country
Nigeria
HQ region
Africa

Offices4 records

Markets served

Neconde Energy business model

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

Revenue model

  1. Crude Oil Production and Sales: Neconde produces crude oil from OML 42 joint venture (45% Neconde / 55% NPDC) at approximately 50,000 bopd. Crude oil is sold to offtakers such as Glencore Energy (UK) Limited. Evacuation is via the Trans-Forcados Pipeline or the alternative barging route to Ugo Ocha Export Terminal.
  2. Natural Gas Production and Sales: Neconde delivers natural gas (associated and non-associated) to the domestic market through the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company. Production from the Odidi Gas Processing Facility exceeds 80 MMscf/day. The company aims to commercialize flared gas and achieve zero gas flaring.
  3. Subsidiary Services (Nestoil EPCC, etc.): Neconde's parent group (Obijackson Group / Nestoil Group) provides Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning (EPCC) services including pipeline construction, fabrication, dredging, and civil works through subsidiary companies, generating revenue across the oil and gas value chain.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Neconde Energy product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Neconde Energy Limited explores, develops, and produces crude oil and natural gas from Oil Mining Lease (OML) 42, an 814 km2 onshore West Delta asset held under a 45% Neconde / 55% NPDC joint venture. The company operates seven flow stations with combined capacity of 345,000 barrels of liquid per day, produces approximately 50,000 bopd of crude oil, and delivers over 80 MMscf/day of processed gas to Nigeria's domestic market via its Odidi Gas Central Processing Facility and the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System.

Product overview

Neconde Energy is an integrated energy company operating across upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors of the Nigerian oil and gas industry. The core product is the OML 42 asset (45% Neconde : 55% NPDC joint venture) comprising 7 producing fields with crude oil production capability of 345,000 bpd combined capacity and approximately 3.8-6 TCF of gas reserves. Key products include crude oil production, natural gas production/commercialization (delivering up to 80 MMscf/d to domestic market), and LPG production/storage/distribution. The company operates through several subsidiary brands including Nestoil (EPCC services), Impact OM Engineering (O&M services), B&Q Dredging, EWT Energy Works, and Hammakopp Consortium Limited. The company also offers pipeline construction, barge-based crude evacuation solutions, and gas processing through its Central Processing Facility.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • OML 42 Asset Operations Development and operation of Oil Mining Lease 42, an 814 km2 onshore West Delta asset with 7 producing fields and 5 undeveloped discoveries. The Neconde/NPDC joint venture operates 7 flow stations with combined capacity of 345,000 barrels of liquid per day and 600 MMboe of 2P reserves.
  • Crude Oil Production Extraction and production of crude oil from OML 42 fields including Odidi, Jones Creek, Egwa, Batan, Ajuju and others, with liquids transported via the Trans-Forcados Pipeline or via alternative barging to the Ugo Ocha Export Terminal for sale to international offtakers such as Glencore Energy.
  • Natural Gas Production and Commercialization Production of associated gas and non-associated gas (3.8-6 TCF reserves) processed at the Odidi Gas Central Processing Facility and delivered at over 80 MMscf/day to Nigeria's domestic market via the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System for power generation, industrial, commercial, and residential use.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Increased oil production from under 20,000 bopd to 50,000 bopd through field rehabilitation
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Neconde Energy

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Neconde Energy technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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AI capability1 record

Feature4 records

Neconde Energy partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Nigeria Gas Marketing Company (NGMC)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 April 2018Neconde and NPDC JV began delivering processed natural gas to the domestic market through the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company via the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System. Neconde's Odidi Gas Processing Facility delivers over 80 MMscf/day to NGMC for distribution to domestic consumers.
  • Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2011Neconde entered a Joint Venture partnership with NPDC (a subsidiary of NNPC) for the development of OML 42. Neconde holds 45% interest while NPDC holds 55%. The JV rehabilitated shut-in fields Odidi, Jones Creek, and Egwa, reopening approximately 80 wells for production. The JV produces crude oil (~50,000 bopd) and gas (~80+ MMscf/day) from OML 42.
  • Nestoil Limited (Obijackson Group)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNeconde is a subsidiary of the Nestoil Group (Obijackson Group of Companies). Nestoil is the flagship EPCC company providing pipeline construction, fabrication, dredging, and civil works services. Neconde leverages Nestoil's infrastructure capabilities across its operations.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Neconde Energy competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Sahara Group: Sahara Group is a Nigerian energy conglomerate with interests spanning upstream (Sahara Energy Resources), gas (Asiko Energy), power, and downstream marketing. Comparable to Neconde's vertically integrated approach, though broader in scope across the energy value chain.
  • NNPC Limited (Nigerian National Petroleum Company): NNPC is Nigeria's national oil company and the parent of NPDC, which holds the 55% majority stake in OML 42 alongside Neconde. As JV partner, regulator, and upstream operator in its own right, NNPC shapes Neconde's operating environment and competitive dynamics across Nigerian E&P.

Direct peers

  • Seplat Energy: Seplat Energy is a leading Nigerian independent upstream oil and gas producer operating onshore Niger Delta assets via joint ventures with NNPC/NPDC. It is the most direct peer to Neconde, with overlapping customer base (domestic and international offtakers), comparable production scale, and identical regulatory environment.
  • Eroton Exploration and Production Company: Eroton operates OML 18 in the Niger Delta (formerly a Shell asset), with a similar asset-rehabilitation play to Neconde. It is a direct peer as an indigenous upstream operator in the same basin, addressing similar operational and evacuation challenges.
  • Oando Energy Resources: Oando is a Nigerian integrated energy company with upstream E&P operations in the Niger Delta (via OML 56/125 and other assets) and downstream/marketing arms. Like Neconde, it is an indigenous operator with JV structures and a focus on domestic gas commercialization.
  • ND Western Limited: ND Western is a Nigerian independent upstream operator holding interests in OML 34 and other Niger Delta assets, with NNPC as JV partner. It directly competes with Neconde in rehabilitating and producing from mature onshore fields and shares the same operational challenges.
  • Amni International Petroleum Development: Amni is a Nigerian independent upstream producer operating OMLs 112, 117, 52, and 53 offshore and onshore Niger Delta. It is comparable to Neconde as an indigenous E&P with both oil and gas commercialization, and similar JV/customer structures.
  • First Exploration & Petroleum Development Company: First E&P is a NNPC subsidiary operating OMLs 83 and 85 in the Niger Delta, focused on upstream development and gas commercialization. It is comparable to Neconde in scale and JV-driven operating model, though with a state-owned controlling shareholder.
  • Waltersmith Petroman Oil & Gas: Waltersmith is an indigenous Nigerian E&P company operating the Ibigwe field and modular refinery, focused on marginal field development in the Niger Delta. It is comparable to Neconde as a Nigerian independent producer pursuing integrated upstream-to-midstream strategies.

Emerging players

  • Falcon Petroleum Limited: Falcon is a smaller Nigerian-focused independent E&P pursuing marginal field development and JV partnerships. It is comparable to Neconde as an emerging indigenous operator in the Niger Delta with overlapping asset acquisition strategy.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Neconde Energy social profiles

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Neconde Energy financial estimates

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Neconde Energy leadership team

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Profiles9 records

Neconde Energy funding detail

Funding detail

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Investors

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Neconde Energy M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Neconde Energy

What does Neconde Energy do?

Neconde Energy Limited explores, develops, and produces crude oil and natural gas from Oil Mining Lease (OML) 42, an 814 km2 onshore West Delta asset held under a 45% Neconde / 55% NPDC joint venture. The company operates seven flow stations with combined capacity of 345,000 barrels of liquid per day, produces approximately 50,000 bopd of crude oil, and delivers over 80 MMscf/day of processed gas to Nigeria's domestic market via its Odidi Gas Central Processing Facility and the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System.

Is Neconde Energy a public or private company?

Neconde Energy is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Neconde Energy founded?

Neconde Energy was founded in 2010. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Neconde Energy based?

Neconde Energy is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, in the Africa region.

How does Neconde Energy make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Crude Oil Production and Sales are the primary driver. The others are natural Gas Production and Sales and subsidiary Services (Nestoil EPCC, etc.).

Who are Neconde Energy's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Sahara Group and NNPC Limited (Nigerian National Petroleum Company). Direct peers are Seplat Energy, Eroton Exploration and Production Company, Oando Energy Resources, ND Western Limited, Amni International Petroleum Development, First Exploration & Petroleum Development Company and Waltersmith Petroman Oil & Gas. Falcon Petroleum Limited is listed as an emerging player.

Does Neconde Energy have an API?

No public API is recorded for Neconde Energy.

What industry is Neconde Energy in?

Neconde Energy's product category is Upstream Oil and Gas Production. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUAAAAAA, Conventional Natural Gas Exploration & Production (Dry Gas), with a secondary code of EUALAHAH, Sulfur & Acid Gas Feedstocks (Sulfur, Sulfuric Acid, Mercaptans). Its NAICS code is 21112 and its SIC code is 1311.

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THISDAYLIVEFederal High Court Sets Aside Firstbank Appointed Receiver Over Neconde in OML 42 – THISDAYLIVEThe Federal High Court set aside Firstbank's appointment of a receiver over Neconde and its interest in OML 42, ruling the Deed of Charge had not crystallized. The court granted an injunction restraining lenders from enforcement steps until crystallization. The ruling provides legal clarity for Nigerian corporate borrowers and the energy sector.THISDAYLIVEJurisdiction of Appellate Court to Grant Ex-Parte Interim Orders – THISDAYLIVEThe Supreme Court of Nigeria allowed an appeal by Neconde Energy Limited against ex-parte interim orders granted by the Court of Appeal in favor of FBNQuest Merchant Bank Limited and First Trustees Limited, who are pursuing a creditor action to recover approximately $2 billion. The court held that the Court of Appeal lacked jurisdiction because no exceptional circumstances justified the ex-parte procedure, the appeal had not yet been entered before the appellate court, and the mandatory restorative orders exceeded the recognized purpose of interim ex-parte reliefs. The ruling reinforces that ex-parte jurisdiction must be exercised sparingly, only in circumstances of real urgency, and cannot be used to obtain strategic advantages or frustrate the orderly progress of judicial proceedings.THISDAYLIVESupreme Court Slams Appeal Court’s Ex-Parte Orders – THISDAYLIVEThe Supreme Court of Nigeria has set aside ex-parte orders issued by the Court of Appeal in a case involving Neconde Energy Limited and Nestoil Limited, ruling that such orders must not be used to determine substantive rights at an interim stage. The apex court nullified all 186-day-old ex-parte orders previously made against both companies, finding that the Court of Appeal exercised jurisdiction in a matter not properly before it. The ruling reaffirmed established principles governing appellate jurisdiction and serves as a stern caution against granting substantive interlocutory relief through ex-parte applications.Premium Times NigeriaNestoil, receiver spar over the Supreme Court’s rulingNestoil rebutted receiver Abubakar Sulu-Gambari's statement, saying the Supreme Court's ruling voided the Court of Appeal's injunction and restrained his powers. The Supreme Court annulled the order freezing assets of Nestoil, Neconde, and their promoters over a $1 billion debt dispute. The case remains pending further resolution.Premium Times NigeriaSupreme Court annuls order freezing Nestoil, Neconde assetsThe Supreme Court of Nigeria set aside an order freezing assets of Neconde Energy and Nestoil Limited over a multibillion-dollar debt default. The court ruled the Court of Appeal exceeded its power in issuing an ex parte injunction. The case involves FBN Quest Merchant Bank and First Trustees seeking recovery of over $1 billion and N430 billion.AllafricaNigeria: Supreme Court Annuls Order Freezing Nestoil, Neconde AssetsNigeria's Supreme Court annulled a Court of Appeal order freezing assets of Neconde Energy and Nestoil Limited over a debt dispute. The court ruled the appeal court exceeded its power, citing improper jurisdiction. The case involves over $1 billion in alleged debts and a receivership.NairametricsOML 42 case: Neconde discontinues ‘disruption approval suit’ against NUPRCNeconde Energy has discontinued its case against the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) over an alleged approval granted to banks to disrupt operations in the OML 42 lease. The notice of discontinuance was announced before Justice Umar.NairametricsFBNQuest vs Nestoil: Appeal Court adjourns receivership case over ‘legal representation controversy’The Court of Appeal in Lagos adjourned a receivership case between FBNQuest Merchant Bank and First Trustees Limited against Nestoil Limited, Neconde Energy Limited, and two others to January 15, 2026, after a controversy arose over which counsel is authorised to represent the respondents. Multiple senior lawyers, including Muiz Banire SAN and Wole Olanipekun SAN, appeared for the respondents, prompting the court to require resolution of the legal representation issue before proceeding. The dispute stems from an alleged $1.01 billion debt that led to the appointment of a receiver/manager over Nestoil's assets, with liabilities exceeding N1 trillion in naira and dollar terms at stake.Premium Times NigeriaDrama as senior lawyers battle for control of Nestoil’s defence at Appeal CourtDrama unfolded at the Court of Appeal in Lagos when senior lawyers disputed who is authorised to represent Nestoil Limited and Neconde Energy in a multibillion-naira debt recovery case, forcing a three-member panel to adjourn to 15 January 2026. Wole Olanipekun, SAN, who had represented Neconde since the Federal High Court stage, claimed he was improperly replaced by a new legal team appointed by the receiver/manager, Abubakar Sulu-Gambari. The underlying dispute stems from FBN Quest Merchant Bank and First Trustees seeking to recover debts exceeding $1 billion and ₦430 billion from Neconde Energy, Nestoil, and individuals Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi and his wife.NairametricsAppeal Court restrains Nestoil from interrupting FBNQuest’s $1.01 billion debt recovery bidThe Court of Appeal in Lagos temporarily restrained Nestoil Limited, Neconde Energy Limited, and two others from interfering with the duties of a receivership manager appointed over their assets amid an alleged $1.01 billion debt claim by FBNQuest Merchant Bank and First Trustees Limited. FBNQuest and First Trustees (First Bank subsidiaries) allege Nestoil and Neconde owe them and a consortium of eight banks approximately $1.01 billion plus N430 billion in naira as of September 30, 2025. The court fixed December 4, 2025, for the substantive hearing, with the case noted as among Nigeria's largest commercial disputes and potentially influential for future high-stakes corporate debt enforcement.