Our Assets

APL manages and operates four major Oil Mining Leases (OMLs), each strategically positioned to contribute significantly to Nigeria’s crude oil and gas production. These assets include onshore and offshore fields, equipped with modern infrastructure for exploration, extraction, processing, and storage.

OML-123 (Offshore Asset – Antan Terminal)

  • Located 60 km south of Calabar, spanning approximately 367 km² in a 40-meter water depth zone.

  • Home to the Antan Terminal, which operates with the Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) unit, NUIMS ANTAN.
  • FPSO processing capacity: 60,000-65,000 barrels per day (bpd) with a storage capacity of 1.7 million barrels.
  • A critical offshore asset that plays a key role in meeting production targets and ensuring crude export efficiency.
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OML-124 (Onshore Asset – Izombe Flow Station)

  • Situated 28 km north of Owerri, Imo State, covering approximately 300 km².
  • Includes the Izombe Flow Station, which has a crude processing capacity of 31,000 bpd.
  • Crude oil is transported via a 10-inch main oil line to the Brass export terminal, ensuring seamless operations.
  • APL is investing in upgrades and technological advancements to enhance operational efficiency and maximise production output.

OML-126 (Offshore Asset – Okwori Terminal)

  • Located 30 km south of Rivers State, covering 300 km² with a water depth of 145 meters.
  • Home to the Okwori Terminal, operated with the FPSO Sendje Berge.
  • FPSO processing capacity: 60,000-70,000 bpd with a storage capacity of 1.75 million barrels.
  • One of Nigeria’s key offshore production hubs, playing a vital role in crude oil exports and energy security.
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OML-137 (Deep Offshore Asset – Ofrima and Udele Fields)

  • Situated 90 km south of Port Harcourt, in water depths ranging from 75 to 190 meters.
  • Holds significant hydrocarbon reserves, with substantial untapped gas potential.
  • Future development plans aim to unlock its full potential, boosting Nigeria’s position in the global energy market.
  • APL is actively exploring gas commercialisation strategies to support Nigeria’s energy transition goals and contribute to the global shift towards cleaner energy.

Nigerian Energy Growth Partner

Antan Producing Limited (APL) is also dedicated to Nigeria’s economic, social development, collaboration with local partners by creating a competitive local market that will stimulate local employment opportunities.

APL and all its contractors are committed to ensuring compliance with the NOGIC Act of 2010 geared towards the development of local content by fostering mutually beneficial partnerships with local businesses which helps to reduce operational costs and project risks APL operates within the approved guidelines, government policies which include maximising reserves, production and the development of the local natural gas market.
APL has shown commitment to the NOGIC Act by successfully engaging two fully owned Nigerian floating, production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessels, TAMARA-ELMINA FPSO and NUIMS-ANTAN FPSO. APL is committed to Technology Transfer, Training, Local Capacity and Competence Development and Utilisation.