Engineers India Ltd wins $450M oversight contract for Dangote's Kenya refinery

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African billionaire Aliko Dangote has awarded Engineers India Ltd a $450 million contract to supervise the construction of a major refinery in Lamu, Kenya. The facility is part of a $16 billion project and will have a processing capacity of 700,000 barrels of oil per day once complete. The refinery is intended to boost regional energy security by cutting dependence on imported fuel. Construction work is expected to commence before the end of September, forming a key part of Dangote's broader energy expansion strategy.

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