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ABSTRACT
This study investigates the impact of firm size on oil and gas firm’s performance in Nigeria applying the panel least squares regression (PLS) technique using panel data from 2012 to 2021. Performance which is proxy by return on asset (ROA) and is the dependent variable while total asset (TA), total sales (TS), market capitalization (MCAP) and total revenue (TR) were proxies for firm size. A major finding is that there is no significant relationship between the four proxies for firm size and performance of listed oil and gas firms in Nigeria. The study recommends that listed oil and gas firms operating in Nigeria should devise appropriate strategy to manage their size in order to increase their performance. Also, management of oil and gas firms in Nigeria should not focus more attention on increase in their size since firm size does not play a key role in the performance of oil and gas firms in Nigeria.
