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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited NNPC Ltd has announced plans to temporarily shut down the Port Harcourt Refining Company PHRC to carry out scheduled maintenance and a sustainability assessment.According to a statement by the Chief Corporate Communications Officer, Olufemi Soneye, the maintenance exercise will begin on May 24, 2025. He emphasized that the company is collaborating with key stakeholders, including the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority NMDPRA , to ensure a smooth and transparent process. Read Also Gov Zulum Hails Tinubu Over N68bn Power InterventionNNPCL Records 4.24% Revenue Growth in FebruaryEFCC Hands Over N3bn Recovered Funds to NNPCLSoneye reaffirme
stanley fr d NNPC Ltds dedication to maintaining energy security for the country, stressing the importance of the maintenance in achieving long-term operational sustainability
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air force one 03 amPageGroup profits slide as UK recruitment slowdown bitesBy: Saskia KoopmanTech ReporterShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleHybrid working has also been seen as a key to retentionRecruit
owala usa er PageGroup has posted a sharp drop in first half profits as subdued hiring across the UK and Europe weighed on performance, but the group stuck to its full year targets and pledged to press ahead with cost cuts.The Surrey-headquartered FTSE 250 firm saw operating profit tumble to pound;2.1m in the six months to 30 June from pound;28.4m a year earlier after booking around
owala pound;13m of restructuring charges.Stripping out one offs, underlying profit came in at roughly pound;15m. Group gross profit fell 9.7 per cent to pound;389.7m.The UK, which generates 12 per cent of the grouprsquo gross profit, suffered a 13.4 per cent drop to pound;46.6m as both client and candidate confidence remained low, stretching out the time it takes to fill roles. The division booked a pound;7m operating loss, though that was marginally better than the prior year. Forecasts hold firm, but headcount down Chief executive Nicholas Kirk said The Group delivered a resilient performance in H1 despite ongoing macro economic uncertainty.Whilst activity levels remained robust across most of our markets, we experienced a slight deterioration in activity le
