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Blue Star Wins Majority Stake In Nigerian Refinery

May 2007 | Contract News

A consortium under the name of Blue Star, comprising of China's Sinopec and three Nigerian companies Zenon Oil, Dangote Oil and Gas and Transnational Corporation, won a majority stake in Nigeria's Port Harcourt refinery on May 17.

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