NNPCL posts N4.27 trillion income, N216 billion revenue in September 2025  

The Nigerian Nationwide Petroleum Firm Restricted (NNPCL) has reported a income of N4.27 trillion and a revenue after tax of N216 billion for September 2025, reflecting a stable monetary efficiency throughout its operations.

This was contained in NNPC Restricted’s Month-to-month Report Abstract – September 2025, launched on Tuesday.

In response to the report, the outcomes have been pushed by regular crude oil and condensate manufacturing, strong gasoline output, and improved effectivity in its upstream and midstream segments. NNPCL recorded a mean crude oil and condensate manufacturing of 1.61 million barrels per day, whereas pure gasoline output stood at 6,284 million normal cubic toes per day.

When in comparison with August 2025, the September figures mirrored a slight decline in crude oil and condensate manufacturing, which dropped from 1.64 million barrels per day in August to 1.61 million barrels per day.

Fuel manufacturing additionally fell from 6,949 million normal cubic toes per day to six,284 million normal cubic toes per day, reflecting decreased output through the interval.

Operational efficiency, gas provide, and remittances 

The report additional highlighted continued effectivity throughout key operational areas. Upstream pipeline availability averaged 96%, reflecting steady infrastructure efficiency through the interval.

• Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) availability at NNPC Retail stations averaged 77%, indicating sustained gas provide throughout the nation.

It additionally confirmed that cumulative statutory funds made by the corporate between January and August 2025 totalled N10.07 trillion.

Extra insights 

The report additional revealed that NNPCL sustained key operational and undertaking supply efforts throughout its upstream and midstream segments to boost output stability and broaden Nigeria’s gasoline infrastructure community.

• Manufacturing ranges through the interval have been quickly moderated because of scheduled upkeep actions, together with these on the Nigeria LNG (NLNG) facility, alongside the phased restoration of beforehand shut-in belongings and delays within the graduation of operations at OMLs 71 and 72. Regardless of these short-term setbacks, NNPCL stated collaborative engagements with companions have been ongoing to revive full manufacturing capability.
• On the Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano (AKK) gasoline pipeline, the corporate said that sustained focus was being directed towards finishing the mainline works, with substantial progress recorded.
• The undertaking, which stood at 88% completion as of September, stays a crucial a part of Nigeria’s gasoline growth technique designed to produce pure gasoline to industries and energy vegetation throughout the northern hall.

Equally, implementation of a revised execution technique for the River Niger Crossing part of the Obiafu–Obrikom–Oben (OB3) gasoline pipeline is underway to make sure completion throughout the revised timeline.

The 113-kilometre portion of the pipeline has already been commissioned and is transporting about 300 million normal cubic toes per day (mmscf/d) of gasoline — together with 250 mmscf/d from AHL and 50 mmscf/d from Platform, Refrain, and Xenergi.