Sonangol, Angola's state-owned oil company, is moving forward with its initial public offering (IPO) preparations, despite not being included in the recent list of firms set for privatization. Bloomberg posted on X that the company remains committed to its IPO strategy, aiming to enhance transparency and efficiency. The exclusion from the privatization list has not deterred Sonangol's efforts to restructure and optimize its operations in anticipation of the IPO. The company continues to focus on improving its financial performance and governance to attract potential investors. Sonangol's leadership is determined to proceed with the IPO, viewing it as a crucial step in the company's evolution and a means to bolster Angola's economic landscape.