National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia

National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia We are a legally enacted entity under Namibian Companies Act 28 of 2004 with the Government of the Republic of Namibia as our sole shareholder.

Under the Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Act of 1991 we have the mandate to carry out reconnaissance exploration and production operations either on its own or in partnership with other organisations in the industry.

To remember is an act of respect. To honour is a promise. Today, we stand in solemn remembrance of a painful chapter in ...
28/05/2026

To remember is an act of respect. To honour is a promise. Today, we stand in solemn remembrance of a painful chapter in our history, so that our future may be built on truth, dignity, and healing.

1004 days with no Lost Time Injuries milestone reached! The NAMCORIANS at our National Oil Storage Facility (NOSF) have ...
27/05/2026

1004 days with no Lost Time Injuries milestone reached!

The NAMCORIANS at our National Oil Storage Facility (NOSF) have hit a remarkable safety milestone, and it didn't happen by chance. It happened because every shift, every check, and every conversation was treated as if lives depended on it. Because they do.

Congratulations to the NOSF team. You've set the standard.

One continent. 54 nations. Infinite potential.Happy Africa Day! We don't just belong to this continent; we are this cont...
25/05/2026

One continent. 54 nations. Infinite potential.
Happy Africa Day! We don't just belong to this continent; we are this continent.

SCAM ALERT:The job adverts circulating with our logo are FAKE. NAMCOR is not behind them, and "Prophet Khumalo" does not...
18/05/2026

SCAM ALERT:
The job adverts circulating with our logo are FAKE. NAMCOR is not behind them, and "Prophet Khumalo" does not work for us.

Please do not apply, do not share, and never pay anyone for a job opportunity.

All real vacancies are posted only on NEIS and our social pages. Stay alert.

Senior Geoscientist Frieda Thomas and Petroleum Economist Ndalulilwa Mateus delivered presentations at the University of...
05/05/2026

Senior Geoscientist Frieda Thomas and Petroleum Economist Ndalulilwa Mateus delivered presentations at the University of Namibia's Physics Society conference and exhibition last week on the 30th.

Their presentations ranged from how petroleum resources are formed, to an overview of the entire oil and gas value chain including NAMCOR's role in this specialized sector of commerce. They also highlighted the significant role played by international oil companies in the development of the country's oil sector, through the investment of millions in the acquisition of seismic data and drilling activities amongst others.

Hard hats off to every Namibian worker. Today we pause, reflect, and celebrate the hands that build this nation. Happy ...
01/05/2026

Hard hats off to every Namibian worker. Today we pause, reflect, and celebrate the hands that build this nation. Happy Workers' Day!

Petrus Sindimba, Acting Executive for Upstream Development and Production, speaking at the Namibia Oil and Gas Upstream ...
24/04/2026

Petrus Sindimba, Acting Executive for Upstream Development and Production, speaking at the Namibia Oil and Gas Upstream Suppliers Workshop (21–22 March), outlined NAMCOR’s dual role in upstream procurement.

He noted that as a state-owned enterprise, NAMCOR operates under the Public Procurement Act of 2015, while also playing an oversight role as a National Oil Company through Joint Operating Agreements with international partners.

This dual approach ensures procurement is conducted both locally and internationally, with a strong focus on cost, quality, safety, and local content—supporting the integration and growth of Namibian suppliers within the global oil and gas value chain.

Eduardo Rodriguez, Chairman of the Namibia Public Offerings Association, highlighted the realities of upstream investmen...
22/04/2026

Eduardo Rodriguez, Chairman of the Namibia Public Offerings Association, highlighted the realities of upstream investment, noting that drilling a single well can cost millions, with low success rates and timelines of up to 15 years from exploration to production.

He sent a clear message that Namibia is competing globally for capital, and policy certainty, regulatory stability, and investor confidence will be critical in attracting sustained investment into the sector.

In a high-risk, high-reward industry, clarity and consistency will ultimately determine Namibia’s ability to unlock its full potential.

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1 Aviation Road
Windhoek
9000

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Monday 07:30 - 16:30
Tuesday 07:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 07:30 - 16:30
Thursday 07:30 - 16:30
Friday 07:30 - 16:30

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+264 61 204 5000

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