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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has announced a loss of N267.14 billion in its activities in 2015.
This is contained in the corporation’s Monthly Financial and Operation Report released on Wednesday in Abuja.
It said that it lost N11.86 billion in December, 2015, a loss less than N14.29 billion deficit it recorded in November.
Analysis of the figures revealed that NNPC earned gross revenue 0f N2.07 trillion while it recorded expenses of N2.31 trillion during the period.
It said that NNPC’s Headquarters recorded the highest deficit, with a loss of N162.74 billion.
According to the corporation, its Corporate Service Unit posted a deficit of N18.8 billion, while the three refineries posted a combined loss of N82.09 billion during the period.
“The Kaduna Refinery and Petrochemical Company (KRPC) recorded a loss of N34.7 billion in the year under review, while Warri Refinery and Petrochemical Company(WRPC) and Port Harcourt Refining Company posted losses of N24.31billion and N23.09 billion, respectively,” he said.
The report revealed that Pipelines and Product Marketing Company (PPMC), one of NNPC’s subsidiaries, lost N62.06 billion, while the National Engineering Technical Company (NETCO) lost N744 million.
It, however, stated that Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) and the Nigerian Gas Company (NGC) recorded profits of N16.91 billion and N34.9 billion, respectively.
It added that Integrated Data Services Limited (IDSL) and NNPC Retail recorded profits of N2.43 billion and N5.05 billion, respectively.
“For the month of December, the NNPC recorded a revenue N184.40 billion, representing an appreciation of 18.9 per cent from N155.10 billion recorded in the month of November.
“Expenses also grew by 15.9 per cent to N196.26 billion compared to N169.40 billion recorded in November,” it said.
The report further stated that NNPC paid N1.09 trillion to the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) from January to December, 2015.
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Source:: PM Newspaper
