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One Stock a Day Keeps Sapa Away Day 6: Seplat Energy Plc Want exposure to Nigeria’s oil and gas sector? Seplat is one of the first stocks you should study. Company: Seplat Energy Plc Ticker: SEPLAT (NGX) Sector: Oil & Gas Quick Stats Price: ₦11,363.90 Market Cap: ₦6.82 Trillion P/E Ratio: 24.3x ROE: 41.9% Annual Dividend: ₦414.84/share Dividend Yield: 3.65% 1-Year Return: +108.5% (https://t.co/VU9dqlZqz5) Market Crash Test Oil stocks are cyclical. When crude oil prices fall sharply, earnings and share prices often come under pressure. However, Seplat has strengthened its resilience by expanding its natural gas business, maintaining healthy cash flows, and acquiring ExxonMobil’s onshore assets, positioning it for higher long-term production. (https://t.co/uNyJ6uh3QB) The Good One of Nigeria’s largest indigenous energy companies. Pays dividends quarterly. Dual-listed on the NGX and the London Stock Exchange. Strong growth potential following the ExxonMobil asset acquisition. (https://t.co/I2m4srLJ1E) The Bad Earnings are heavily influenced by global oil and gas prices. Operations remain exposed to production disruptions and regulatory changes in the energy sector. (https://t.co/I2m4srLJ1E) The Ugly The biggest risk isn’t Seplat itself—it’s the oil market. A prolonged decline in crude oil prices, pipeline disruptions, or adverse government policies could materially reduce profitability and dividend payments. Verdict BUY for investors seeking long-term exposure to Nigeria’s energy sector. Best For Growth investors Dividend investors Long-term investors Investors seeking oil & gas exposure Score: 9.2/10 Question: If you could only own one Nigerian energy stock, would you choose Seplat, Aradel, or Oando?