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Depot Price Analysis (30th December 2024 – 3rd January 2025)

Precious Innocent
ByPrecious Innocent
Depot Price Analysis (30th December 2024 – 3rd January 2025)

The petroleum market witnessed a relatively stable week, marked by slight fluctuations in depot prices. Below is a comprehensive analysis of prices across PMS, AGO, LPG, and ATK categories, along with market insights.

Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)

  • Monday, 30th December 2024
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦903
    Highest: Bono – ₦940
  • Tuesday, 31st December 2024
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦903
    Highest: Gulf Treasure – ₦940
  • Wednesday, 1st January 2025
    Public Holiday
  • Thursday, 2nd January 2025
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦909
    Highest: Pinnacle – ₦920
  • Friday, 3rd January 2025
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦910
    Highest: Ardova – ₦930

The PMS market showed minor upward movement in prices by the end of the week, reflecting slight supply adjustments from key depots. Dangote remained consistent as the lowest-priced supplier throughout the week.

Automotive Gas Oil (AGO)

  • Monday, 30th December 2024
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦1,026
    Highest: Africa Terminal – ₦1,200
  • Tuesday, 31st December 2024
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦1,026
    Highest: Duport – ₦1,200
  • Wednesday, 1st January 2025
    Public Holiday
  • Thursday, 2nd January 2025
    Lowest: MAO – ₦1,028
    Highest: Bono – ₦1,200
  • Friday, 3rd January 2025
    Lowest: AA Rano – ₦1,028
    Highest: Africa Terminal – ₦1,200

AGO prices remained largely stable throughout the week, with Africa Terminal consistently offering the highest rates. Slight increases in lowest prices were observed as the week progressed, attributed to logistical challenges post-holiday.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)

  • Monday, 30th December 2024
    Lowest: Nipco – ₦1,112.5
    Highest: Ardova – ₦1,117.5
  • Tuesday, 31st December 2024
    Lowest: 11 PLC – ₦1,112.5
    Highest: Ardova – ₦1,117.5
  • Wednesday, 1st January 2025
    Public Holiday
  • Thursday, 2nd January 2025
    Lowest: Navgas – ₦1,125
    Highest: Techno Oil – ₦1,145
  • Friday, 3rd January 2025
    Lowest: Navgas – ₦1,125
    Highest: Techno Oil – ₦1,145

LPG prices saw a notable increase from midweek, with Techno Oil recording the highest prices by Thursday and Friday. This shift is linked to increased demand following the New Year celebrations.

Aviation Turbine Kerosene (ATK)

  • Monday, 30th December 2024
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦1,088
    Highest: Rainoil – ₦1,180
  • Tuesday, 31st December 2024
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦1,088
    Highest: Rainoil – ₦1,180
  • Wednesday, 1st January 2025
    Public Holiday
  • Thursday, 2nd January 2025
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦1,088
    Highest: Rainoil – ₦1,180
  • Friday, 3rd January 2025
    Lowest: Dangote – ₦1,088
    Highest: Rainoil – ₦1,180

The ATK market remained stable with no changes in depot prices across the week. Rainoil continued to dominate the high-price spectrum, while Dangote maintained its position as the most affordable supplier.

General Market Insights:
The week was characterised by stability across most categories despite minor price adjustments. The public holiday on Wednesday had minimal impact on supply chains. With global crude oil prices easing and the local currency strengthening, the market outlook suggests potential price reductions in the coming weeks.

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Precious Innocent

Precious Innocent

Innocent Precious is a writer with a keen eye on Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, economic policy, and downstream petroleum developments. He translates complex industry trends, refinery operations, fuel pricing, tanker movements, and regulatory shifts into engaging, data-driven narratives. His work blends analytical depth with clarity, producing SEO-optimised content that informs, educates, and captivates readers. Passionate about storytelling, Goli Innocent bridges the gap between technical insights and public understanding, making the energy landscape accessible to all.

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