Africa’s biggest oil refinery cut its debt by $570 million as it raised output and sales ahead of what will be the continent’s biggest share offering, one that could expand by as much as 30% depending on demand.
Africa’s biggest oil refinery cut its debt by $570 million as it raised output and sales ahead of what will be the continent’s biggest share offering, one that could expand by as much as 30% depending on demand.
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