The Depot Prices Weekly Review for 21st to 25th April 2025 reveals mixed movements across Nigeria’s petroleum depots. While petrol (PMS) prices stayed mostly stable, diesel (AGO) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) recorded slight changes. Aviation fuel (ATK) remained steady across key locations.
This Depot Prices Weekly Review highlights depot price trends from Dangote, Dockyard Axis, Coconut Axis, Delta depots, Port Harcourt depots, and Calabar depots.
Dangote Depot Prices Remain Mostly Stable
At Dangote depots, petrol (PMS) prices opened and closed at ₦839 per litre.
Also, AGO prices eased slightly, opening at ₦980 and closing at ₦973.
Moreover, LPG prices stayed flat at ₦830 throughout the week, while ATK prices remained unchanged at ₦1000.
This performance reflects a period of relative stability for Dangote products during the Depot Prices Weekly Review.
Dockyard Axis Sees Mild Adjustments
The Dockyard Axis experienced minor price shifts in both petrol and gas products:
- Aiteo’s PMS price fell from ₦842 to ₦839.
- Nipco’s PMS dropped from ₦852 to ₦845.
Furthermore, AGO prices at Nipco stayed at ₦995, while Aiteo’s AGO price slipped from ₦975 to ₦960.
LPG prices at Nipco and Ardova also showed a notable jump, rising from ₦910 to ₦975 by the end of the week.
These movements mark Dockyard’s dynamic contribution to the Depot Prices Weekly Review.
Coconut Axis Reflects Gradual Declines
In the Coconut Axis, Sahara and Aipec depots recorded slight declines in petrol prices:
- Sahara’s PMS moved from ₦845 to ₦840.
- Aipec’s PMS shifted from ₦840 to ₦839.
However, AGO saw a sharper dip:
- Ibeto’s AGO dropped from ₦980 to ₦957.
- Africa Terminal’s AGO slipped from ₦980 to ₦960.
Moreover, Sahara’s ATK prices remained steady at ₦1050 throughout the review period.
These trends further illustrate the Coconut Axis’ impact on the Depot Prices Weekly Review.
Delta Depot Prices Record Slight Increases
Delta depots displayed more positive movements:
- Pinnacle’s PMS rose from ₦854 to ₦859.
- Matrix Warri’s PMS increased from ₦855 to ₦860.
- Parker’s PMS climbed from ₦853 to ₦859.
Furthermore, Zamson maintained a stable PMS price of ₦855 across the week.
On the AGO side, slight declines appeared:
- AYM Shafa’s AGO dropped from ₦995 to ₦992.
- Taurus’ AGO moved from ₦997 to ₦993.
However, Pinnacle Warri and Parker kept AGO prices constant at ₦994 and ₦995 respectively.
Delta’s gradual gains mark a key development in this Depot Prices Weekly Review.
Port Harcourt Depots Reflect Mixed Stability
Port Harcourt depots witnessed some stability with slight upward adjustments:
- Liquid Bulk’s PMS price remained at ₦870.
- SIGMUND’s PMS rose from ₦860 to ₦870.
- EVER maintained PMS at ₦868.
Also, AGO movements were minimal:
- Bulk Strategic’s AGO slipped from ₦1010 to ₦1008.
- Sahara Onne’s AGO stayed unchanged at ₦1009.
Port Harcourt’s modest changes further shaped the Weekly Review.
Calabar Depots Maintain Calm
Calabar depots recorded stable or mild improvements during the period:
- Fynefield’s PMS moved from ₦865 to ₦868.
- Sobaz held its PMS price steady at ₦865.
Moreover, AGO prices at Fynefield stayed firm at ₦1010 across the week.
Calabar’s resilience contributed to a sense of calm in the Weekly Review.
A Week of Gentle Shifts
The Depot Prices Weekly Review for 21st–25th April 2025 shows a market characterised by gentle shifts rather than major upheavals.
PMS prices largely held firm with isolated gains, AGO saw minor downward corrections, LPG rose sharply at Dockyard Axis, and ATK prices stayed steady.
Also, with upcoming public holidays and global oil price uncertainties, marketers and stakeholders should stay alert in the coming weeks.
Moreover, as refineries gear up operations and domestic supply improves, depot prices could face further changes.
