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    Oando: Strategic Capital Moves Signal Path to Recovery, Positive Outlook

    Gilbert AyoolaBy Gilbert AyoolaAugust 12, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Oando: Strategic Capital Moves Signal Path to Recovery, Positive Outlook

    At its 46th Annual General Meeting held virtually on Monday, August 11, 2025, Oando Plc secured shareholder approval for a series of sweeping capital raise and financial restructuring measures. These resolutions represent a pivotal moment in the company’s recovery strategy—setting the tone for improved balance sheet health, revenue growth, and potentially stronger share price performance heading into Q3/Q4 2025 and beyond.

    What Investors Need to Know

    Oando is now authorised to raise up to N500 billion or its foreign equivalent through various capital market instruments—public offers, private placements, rights issues, or debt-to-equity conversions. The structure offers flexibility and scale, allowing the company to match capital inflows with evolving operational and market needs.

    While the Board expects to convert up to $300 million of existing Reserve-Based Lending (RBL) debt into equity. This is a crucial step in deleveraging, expected to ease interest burden and improve Oando’s net asset position. It also sends a strong signal to creditors and markets on long-term financial sustainability.

    The creation of a $1.5 billion issuance programme enables the company to raise capital through bonds or hybrid securities. This positions Oando to strategically tap local and global markets when conditions are favourable.

    Oando can now accept surplus funds from any oversubscription in its capital raising efforts. This provision gives the company the latitude to optimise fundraising outcomes in case of any market conditions.

    As it was further granted approval to increase its issued share capital as required in support of the fundraising programmes and cancel any unallotted shares post-issuance. This ensures capital is tightly aligned with strategic deployment.

    Following capital expansion, Oando’s constitutional documents will be amended to reflect the new share capital structure.

    What This Means for Investors

    Oando’s financial realignment is long overdue, and these resolutions mark a meaningful pivot toward stability and renewed growth:

    The RBL conversion is the cornerstone of this plan. It reduces financial pressure, enhances creditworthiness, and restores investor confidence. A leaner debt profile also frees up cash for core operations and expansion.

    The capital raise, combined with lower debt, will strengthen Oando’s equity base, reducing gearing and supporting a more favourable credit rating outlook.

    As the company looks toward revenue and earnings trajectory (Q3/Q4 2025 & 2026 Outlook with more capital and less debt drag, Oando is positioned to re-invest in upstream operations, and optimise midstream infrastructure. If oil prices remain stable, we expect moderate topline growth in Q3, with stronger earnings visibility into Q4 2025 and early 2026, driven by higher production and lower finance costs.

    In the short term, dilution risk from new share issuance may weigh on sentiment. However, long-term upside exists as fundamentals improve. Investors should watch for execution timelines, equity pricing details, and macro conditions. A positive re-rating is possible by early 2026, provided operational targets are met.

    Oando’s AGM resolutions are strategic, timely, and necessary. The company is taking proactive steps to reset its financial structure, reduce debt, and re-enter growth mode. While short-term volatility may persist, especially around fundraising execution, the long-term trajectory points toward value creation and stronger price performance if well managed.

    Watchlist with a long-term accumulation sentiment. Investors should closely monitor Q3/Q4 results, capital deployment progress, and oil market dynamics.

    While the long-term strategy appears promising,

    investors are advised to maintain a “Hold” position in the short-to-medium term with a watchful eye on Q4 and early 2026 performance. A transition to a “Buy” recommendation would be appropriate once fundraising outcomes are clearer and earnings begin to reflect the impact of these restructuring efforts. #Oando: Strategic Capital Moves Signal Path to Recovery, Positive Outlook#

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