Nigeria’s energy company Septlat said on Thursday its 9-month pre-tax profit fell 34.8 percent to 35.39 billion Nigerian naira ($213.97 million) compared with 54.28 billion naira in the same period of last year.
Revenue also dropped to 92 billion naira against 99.8 billion naira a year earlier, the company said in a filing with the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
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