Investor Relations
A phased,
concession-backed
project.
The Dosso refinery is built in phases under a 16-year build-operate-transfer concession with the Republic of Niger, starting with a single 30,000 barrel-per-day train. Zimar Group welcomes discussions with lenders, institutions and government partners on financing, offtake and delivery.
$1.9bn
Mandate value — Dosso
100,000bpd
Design capacity
3 + 13yrs
Build, then operate
Aug 2026
Agreement signed
Financing the Dosso mandate.
The timetable below is set by the agreement signed with the Nigerien State on 15 August 2026. Zimar does not have listed debt or a public credit rating.
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Complete
Agreement signed — 15 August 2026
Design, financing, construction, operation and transfer covered under a build–operate–transfer structure with the Nigerien State.
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Within 3 months
Nigerien project company incorporated
The vehicle that holds the concession and carries the first phase.
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Within 4 months
FEED completed
Front-end engineering design finished, with the owner’s engineer on site.
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Within 16 months
Financial close for the first phase
Funding structure to be finalised with lenders, institutions and export credit agencies.
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Then
Construction — about three years
Followed by a thirteen-year operating term before transfer to the Republic of Niger.
Group company MEA Energy, with downstream trading, retail and logistics operations in Africa, is positioned as offtaker of excess production volumes.
Milestones are measured from signature and are subject to the final executed agreement. Detailed project and financial information is released to qualified counterparties under non-disclosure agreement.
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Senior and development lenders
Debt financing for the first 30,000 bpd train.
Equity and strategic investors
Equity alongside the sponsors in the project company.
Offtake and trading partners
Term agreements for products in Niger and the Sahel.
Institutions and insurers
DFI, export-credit and political-risk cover to support bankability.