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Oil and Gas · Petroleum and Petroleum Products Wholesalers, Except Bulk Stations and Terminals · Price, fundamentals, signals, and forward-looking context in one research view.
Oil and Gas
₦51.3B
1.6%
N/A
Current price
₦149.50
Updated Updated 14h ago
Open
N/A
Previous close
₦149.50
Day range
N/A
Volume
N/A
Limited data
Awaiting filing
1.6% yield
65/100 measured
Liquidity unclear
The latest saved price history for MRS, with its range and direction at a glance.
MRS Oil Nigeria Plc markets and distributes refined petroleum products in Nigeria. The company operates in three segments: Retail/Commercial & Industrial, Aviation, and Lubricants. The Retail/Commercial & Industrial segment is involved in the sale and distribution of petroleum products to retail and industrial customers. The Aviation segment sells aviation turbine kerosene. The Lubricants segment manufactures and sells lubricants and greases. It is also involved in the blending and selling of lubricants. The company operates a chain of company owned outlets and third party owned outlets. The company was formerly known as Chevron Oil Nigeria Plc and changed its name to MRS Oil Nigeria Plc in December 2009. The company was founded in 1913 and is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria. MRS Oil Nigeria Plc is a subsidiary of MRS Africa Holdings Limited.
Investors usually follow MRS for its dividend profile, valuation signal, sector position, and upcoming company events. The goal here is not just to show numbers, but to explain what they mean in plain English.
Official filings
0
Financial reports and company disclosures captured by Eye.
Market events
0
Insider, filing, dividend, and price events.
Source records
0
Captured updates we can trace.
Whisone is bullish because fundamentals are solid at 75/100 while there is no strong bear warning from the current data. Whisone has high conviction here. The final read is being balanced by the weighted scores for fundamentals, technicals, insider flow, sentiment, event flow, and liquidity.
Whisone v2 splits the read into weighted parts so the score is not just one hidden number.
Fundamentals
Growth, margins, cash flow, and valuation.
Sentiment
Market mood from flow, events, and attention.
ROE
22.9%
Return on equity
ROA
6.5%
Return on assets
Debt / equity
0.02
Lower is usually safer.
P/B ratio
87.67
Useful for book value support.
Dividend yield
1.6%
Current income signal.
77/100
Direction
Range-bound
Main supports
Business quality and balance-sheet strength are supporting the outlook.
Valuation still leaves room versus fair value and analyst anchors.
Recent price behavior and momentum still support follow-through.
What can go wrong
Liquidity looks thin, so even a good thesis may take longer to show up in price.
Fair value
₦7,686.03
Analyst view
n/a
Forecast refresh
Updated 4h ago
Quality score
74
Growth score
50
These are the external analyst numbers and business outlook figures already synced into the company record.
No external analyst outlook is available for this company yet.
A plain-English reading of momentum, trend, volatility, range position, and trading participation.
RSI
27.2
Momentum is weak and the stock is in oversold territory.
Recent trend
Sideways
+0.0% across the latest saved price window.
Volatility
Low
Beta is -0.37. Price has historically moved more calmly than the wider market.
52-week position
31% of range
Price is sitting around the middle of its 52-week range.
Volume confirmation
N/A
Comparable volume data is not available.
MRS may move with refinery_gantry_price_cut. Confidence 90%.
Article reports MRS reduced its Abuja price to N1,191/litre after Dangote Refinery cut its gantry price.
Dangote refinery price cut
MRS may benefit from dangote refinery price cut. Confidence 90%.
Article reports MRS reduced its pump price in Abuja after Dangote lowered its ex-depot price to N1,075/litre, indicating MRS is passing through lower refinery costs.
lower ex-depot / crude costs
MRS may benefit from lower ex-depot / crude costs. Confidence 90%.
Article states MRS reduced petrol price for the second time in two weeks amid a drop in crude costs and lower ex-depot purchase prices.
lower refinery gantry/ex-depot price
MRS may benefit from lower refinery gantry/ex-depot price. Confidence 90%.
MRS reduced pump price after Dangote Refinery adjusted its ex-depot/gantry price to N1,125/liter; article links MRS cuts to Dangote Refinery's price change.
falling global crude prices
MRS may move with falling global crude prices. Confidence 85%.
Downward movement in Brent and WTI has led refiners and marketers to cut retail and gantry prices across the sector.
falling global crude prices / refinery ex-depot cuts
MRS may move with falling global crude prices / refinery ex-depot cuts. Confidence 85%.
MRS is named among petrol stations that have not aligned pump prices with lower global crude and refinery gantry price cuts.
Sector spillover signals
falling_global_crude_prices
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with falling_global_crude_prices. Confidence 90%.
The downstream sector has cut prices following a significant easing in Brent and WTI after de-escalation in the Middle East.
falling global crude prices
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with falling global crude prices. Confidence 85%.
Downward movement in Brent and WTI has led refiners and marketers to cut retail and gantry prices across the sector.
downstream_price_competition
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with downstream_price_competition. Confidence 80%.
The piece describes an escalating price war in Nigeria's deregulated downstream sector with multiple depots cutting ex-depot PMS prices.
falling international crude prices
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with falling international crude prices. Confidence 80%.
The article links declines in WTI and Brent crude and Dangote's gantry price cut to downstream marketers lowering retail petrol prices.
international_oil_price_volatility
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with international_oil_price_volatility. Confidence 80%.
The article repeatedly links domestic pump-price levels to international crude price movements and volatility, implying sector-wide exposure.
lower crude oil prices
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with lower crude oil prices. Confidence 80%.
The piece ties sector-wide gantry and retail price cuts to declines in Brent and WTI crude prices.
fuel_price_reduction
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with fuel_price_reduction. Confidence 70%.
Federal Government convened marketers and insisted on reducing PMS prices to reflect international price falls, indicating marketers will be affected by mandated or pressured price cuts.
government_pressure_and_regulation
MRS may also move because the Oil and Gas sector may move with government_pressure_and_regulation. Confidence 70%.
Federal government engagement with downstream stakeholders over cost-reflective pricing and calls for price cuts indicate regulatory and political pressure on the sector.
MRS
MRS
Price: ₦149.50
P/E: n/a
Yield: 1.6%
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Industry
Petroleum and Petroleum Products Wholesalers, Except Bulk Stations and Terminals
Founded
1913
Employees
75
Exchange
NGX
Ticker
MRS
