Former Mobil Oil Nigeria brings fuel marketing, lubricants and alternative-energy expertise to the 20th anniversary of OTL Africa Downstream Energy Week, scheduled for October 25–30 in Lagos.
11 PLC, formerly Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc, has returned as a Bronze Sponsor of OTL Africa Downstream Energy Week 2026, marking its 10th participation as the event celebrates its 20th anniversary.
The event, scheduled for October 25–30, 2026, will bring together stakeholders across Africa’s downstream petroleum industry to discuss developments shaping fuel supply, distribution, retail marketing and the broader energy market.
11 PLC’s sponsorship underscores its continued engagement with the downstream sector, where product quality, operational safety, efficient distribution and customer service remain important to businesses and consumers.
The company brings extensive experience in petroleum marketing, retail operations, commercial fuel supply and lubricants, alongside growing interests in alternative fuels to support changing energy and mobility requirements.
Formerly known as Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc, 11 PLC traces its history in the Nigerian petroleum market to 1907. It is the sole authorised distributor of Mobil fuel and lubricant brands in Nigeria, with business operations covering fuel marketing, retail distribution, commercial supplies, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and aviation fuel.
Its retail network serves motorists and other customers, while its commercial operations supply petroleum products to businesses and bulk consumers across different sectors of the economy.
Lubricants and alternative fuels support growth strategy
Lubricants remain a significant component of 11 PLC’s business, supported by its blending plant in Lagos, which has an annual production capacity of 300,000 barrels.
Beyond product distribution, the company provides lubricant analysis, technical support and training services designed to help customers improve equipment performance and maintenance practices.
11 PLC is also expanding into LPG and compressed natural gas (CNG), reflecting the growing interest in alternative fuels as businesses and consumers respond to changing energy needs and mobility options.
The expansion complements its established petroleum retail and lubricant operations as the downstream market adjusts to evolving supply arrangements, consumer demand and competition.
Partnership highlights downstream industry engagement
Through its continued participation in OTL Africa Downstream Energy Week, 11 PLC is bringing the perspective of an established petroleum marketer to discussions about the future of Africa’s downstream energy industry.
The company said its business priorities include strengthening energy access, improving customer service and creating sustainable value across the changing energy market.
Its 10th participation as a Bronze Sponsor also highlights the company’s longstanding association with the event, which provides a platform for industry participants to engage on commercial opportunities and developments across the downstream value chain.
As Africa’s petroleum markets evolve, the ability of marketers to maintain reliable distribution networks, deliver quality products and respond to emerging energy requirements will remain important to the sector’s competitiveness.
For 11 PLC, its continued involvement in the anniversary edition of OTL Africa Downstream Energy Week provides an opportunity to reinforce its presence in the market and engage with stakeholders on the future of fuel marketing, lubricants and alternative-energy solutions across the continent.