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Dangote Refinery resumed coastal petrol loading on Monday, July 21, after a six-day suspension that disrupted fuel supply nationwideThe refinery raised its coastal PMS price to $1,161.23 per metric tonne, up from $1,044.62/MT before the suspensionGantry loading for trucks remains suspended, but industry sources say a resumption with a revised price could come soon
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Dangote Petroleum Refinery has resumed coastal loading of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) following a six-day halt, but marketers are now paying a significantly higher price for the product.
The refinery began accepting coastal loading orders again on Monday, July 21, after notifying customers on Tuesday of the new terms.
Dangote’s new petrol price takes effect Photo: BloombergSource: Getty Images
The resumption comes after the facility suspended both coastal and gantry loading on Wednesday, July 15,
