Dangote Refinery recorded three Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) export cargoes totalling 124,000 metric tonnes between October 30 and November 6, 2026, with shipments listed for West Africa and other export destinations.
The cargo records show that the refinery exported or scheduled the export of 40,000 metric tonnes aboard the vessel SEAWAYS CASTLE HILL on October 30, with West Africa listed as its destination. Another 40,000 metric tonnes was recorded aboard UM KISO on the same date, although its destination was described only as export.
The refinery's latest diesel export entry within the period was the 44,000-metric-tonne cargo aboard SUNNY APETITE on November 6. The shipment was also classified for export, without a specific destination identified in the records.
Together, the three cargoes represent 124,000 metric tonnes of diesel, highlighting the refinery's participation in the regional and international trade in refined petroleum products.
The October 30 records also listed several other refined-product shipments, including petrol, aviation fuel and fuel oil. These included 44,000 metric tonnes of petrol aboard UM BALWA and another 44,000 metric tonnes aboard PRECIOUS BALBOA, both designated for West Africa. A 143,000-metric-tonne fuel oil cargo aboard SAMOS was listed for Rotterdam.
Additional aviation fuel shipments were recorded between November 3 and 6, with destinations including Jorf Lasfar in Morocco, Rotterdam in the Netherlands and Milford Haven in the United Kingdom.
The records also listed further petrol cargoes aboard UM KISO for Tema, Ghana, on November 3 and 4, and aboard FAIR WONDER for West Africa on November 6.
The diesel figures are based on the three AGO cargo entries identified in the supplied shipment records. They exclude petrol, aviation fuel, and fuel oil shipments, as well as repeated entries for vessels carrying different products on separate dates.
