Valves West Africa, a subsidiary of MT Group, plans to build an industrial valves manufacturing facility in Lekki Free Zone, Lagos, targeting 15,000 valves annually. The plant will serve Nigeria's oil and gas and petrochemical sectors.
Bell Oil and Gas unveiled a 50,000-tonne integrated OCTG pipe threading, valve assembly and composite pipe plant at the Lekki Free Trade Zone in Lagos, targeting an estimated $100m investment over five years.
Tag Energy says it will begin construction of a 3,000 square feet factory in Port Harcourt for designing, producing and repairing valves of all types and sizes, with completion by 2025.
Bell Oil & Gas plans to commission a multi-million-dollar integrated facility on over 15,000 square metres at the Lekki Free Zone, Lagos, for valve assembly, testing and pipe threading. The first phase covers valve assembly and the second piping and machining.
India's UFlex commissioned a BOPET film manufacturing plant in Ogun State, Nigeria, with 45,000 TPA capacity and an estimated 200 jobs, serving Western Africa and the US.
PE Energy officially opened a 11,000 m2 Centre of Excellence in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, for valve assembly and actuation, metering, pump and compressor solutions, and process automation integration. The facility aims to boost use of local materials and talent.
Bell Oil and Gas broke ground on a $10 million threading and valve assembly facility at the Lekki Free Trade Zone in Lagos, Nigeria. The integrated plant will provide piping, tubular, valve assembly and fabrication services for the oil and gas industry.
StrongPack Ltd. established a greenfield non-alcoholic contract packaging operation in Nigeria, installing four Sidel lines over two years, including a can line, two PET lines and a PET line with Sidel's Actis coating system. The article is dated April 3, 2020.
StrongPack Ltd set up a greenfield non-alcoholic contract packaging operation in Nigeria, installing four Sidel lines over two years, including a can line, two PET lines and one PET line with Sidel's Actis coating system. The announcement was made on 8 October 2019.
Nigerian firm PE Energy broke ground on a $30 million plant in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, for domesticated valve assembly and metering integration, expected to be completed within months.
Total's Egina offshore field, about 150 km off Port Harcourt in Nigeria, started production at the end of 2018. TechnipFMC supplied the field's full subsea production system and flexible piping.