

Oil, Sanctions & SuperTankers: The Deals Driving Global Energy
In this episode, Anthony Cheung and Stephen Barnett explore how geopolitics and soaring energy prices are reshaping some of the biggest deals in global markets. We look at Nigeria’s $1.6 billion Dangote Petroleum IPO and its ambition to build the world’s largest oil refinery, before unpacking Carlyle’s attempt to…

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“Guys!!! Come on!!!! Africa is not a Country!!! There are 55 countries in that continent.”
“lol stephan pronouncing Aliko Dan-go-te's name properly but calling the company Dan-got haha”
“Refineries are hyper-specialized in terms of the type of crude they can handle. Stating top 10 largest refineries without saying what they refine is pretty meaningless. Same with production, not all crude is created equal. There could be th…”
“Do you mind naming those companies taking the oil off the ground and shipping it out of the continent to be refined. Don't skew this to make it seem like IOC's are not culpable. Be objective.”
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