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Nigeria proposes new tax incentives to attract up to $10 billion in deepwater gas investment

Nigeria proposes new tax incentives to attract up to $10 billion in deepwater gas investment

by | Oct 4, 2024 | Offshore

Nigeria hopes to attract as much as $10 billion in new investments for deepwater gas exploration through tax breaks and other measures proposed in a new policy framework for the industry, according to a government official.

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Nigeria proposes new tax incentives to attract up to $10 billion in deepwater gas investment

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