Tag: Bureau of Public Enterprises

President Tinubu wishes Ms Bala-Usman and Professor Adeniyi many more years of good health, success, and continued impact on the ...

Court dismisses Lafarge Africa’s objection to court jurisdiction to hear shares sales suit and approved addition of two defendants

The Senate also said Nigerians' interest in the process should be allowed to participate without any hindrance.

The $500 million loan is part of the $7.94 billion loan and €100 million which President Tinubu requested permission from ...

Mr Ayewoh noted the importance of collaboration with the labour unions to ensure the welfare of workers during and after ...

President Tinubu directed them to hand over to the next most senior officer in their respective agencies, pending the appointment ...

Transcorp Power is one of the power companies that emerged from the privatization exercise

Last year, the Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Olamilekan Adegbite, said 11 foreign companies indicated interest in the take ...

The official said BPE reached agreement with the former 982 staff of SAHCOL on 2 November 2018, after which it ...

Under the Pull Call Option Agreement, Nigeria is obligated to pay between $30 million and $33 million monthly to Azura ...

An investors’ guide invites investors to take advantage of the opportunities available and incentives offered by the government and buy ...

The event will hold February 23.

The e-Government Procurement Platform is meant to address graft in the government's procurement system.

The roadmap is expected to help in resolving the challenges in the power sector with specific attention to priority projects.

"...Each of the affected workers were directed to report at their venues of choice with with relevant documents and a ...

We have not 'seen' your letter, BPE replies BFIG.

The bureau says its plan is to concession the facility through a competitive transaction process.

The committees are those on the Housing Sector (the Bricks and Clay), Mines and Steel Development, Oil Palm, Automobiles and ...

Operations at the $3.2 billion smelter have stalled for almost 15 years due to the lingering ownership crisis.

An official says the programme was not designed to share the country’s national assets to a few rich people.

The Bureau admits about 37 per cent of the enterprises privatised or commercialised are not doing well

The approval was given by the council at its 4th and final meeting in 2017.

The DISCOs want government to rescind a policy.

The officials deliberated on public private partnerships.

The company linked to a Nigerian senator, Hope Uzondinma, denies it was favoured to get the contract.