NNPC Limited reports a profit after tax of N276 billion for March 2026, according to its latest monthly report. The company attributes the increase to improved gas production and rising gas sales, along with sustained crude oil output. One outlet also notes that NNPC records the earnings despite ongoing operational challenges, including pipeline disruptions. Overall, the reports say the March result reflects stronger performance compared with earlier figures, with improved efficiency contributing to the outcome. The information is based on NNPC’s monthly financial reporting for the period ending March 2026. Both accounts present the profit figure and link it primarily to gains in the gas segment, while also acknowledging that pipeline disruptions continue to affect operations. No changes to NNPC’s broader guidance or future targets are detailed in the provided excerpts.
NNPC reports N276 billion profit in March 2026
NNPC Limited reports a profit after tax of N276 billion for March 2026, according to its latest monthly report. The company attributes the increase to improved gas production and rising gas sales, alo...
- NNPC Limited reports a profit after tax of N276 billion for March 2026.
- The company links the profit to improved gas production and higher gas sales.
- Sustained crude oil output also contributes to the March performance.
- One report says the earnings are achieved despite ongoing pipeline disruptions.
- The reports describe the March profit as an increase, with one outlet describing it as doubling earnings.
NNPC reports a N276bn profit in March 2026, doubling its earnings due to rising gas production and efficiency, despite ongoing pipeline disruptions. Read More: https://punchng.com/nnpc-posts-n276bn-profit-amid-pipeline-disruptions/
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