Seplat Energy Plc has strengthened its position as one of Nigeria’s leading independent energy companies with a sweep of three prestigious awards across two continents.
The company was celebrated for market excellence, operational achievement, and social impact at events held in Lagos and London.
At the 30th Anniversary Edition of the PEARL Awards in Lagos, Seplat Energy won the 2025 Highest Net Asset Ratio Award, a category that recognises companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) for superior returns on net assets.
The PEARL Awards, established in 1995 to promote excellence, transparency and growth within Nigeria’s capital market, use strictly data-driven metrics to honour outstanding corporate performance.
Pearl Awards President/CEO, Tayo Orekoya, noted that the competitive categories, from sectoral leadership to market excellence, are based on objective evaluation.
NGX Chief Executive Officer, Jude Chiemeka, praised the founders of the awards for their contribution to market discipline and performance motivation through verifiable and quantifiable assessment parameters.
In London, Seplat Energy also secured the Upstream Deal of the Year at the World Energy Capital Assembly (WECA) Awards, a global platform that recognises exemplary achievements in the upstream sector.
The WECA Awards spotlight individuals and organisations driving innovation, value creation, and transformative leadership within the oil and gas industry.
Adding to its 2025 accolades, Seplat Energy earned the Education Intervention of the Year Award at the SERAS Africa Sustainability Awards in Lagos.
The SERAS Awards, regarded as Africa’s leading recognition platform for CSR and sustainability, honour organisations championing inclusive growth and impactful social investment across the continent.
Founder of The SERAS, Ken Egbas, said this year’s theme: “Sustainability 2.0: Innovating for Impact and Inclusive Growth” reflects a call for bold, future oriented solutions.
“Africa cannot afford business as usual. We must innovate relentlessly, boldly, audaciously,” he said. “This year’s organisations have shown that this future is attainable.”
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