
Shares of Seplat Energy climbed 3.1% to 336 pence on Monday, marking a 52-week peak in London trading. The Nigerian producer highlighted advancements in projects designed to eliminate routine gas flaring. https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.html?share=Seplat-Energy&shareprice=SEPL
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