Processes and products related to upstream chemical production, including steam cracking and refining operations.
chemXplore tracks 320 projects in petrochemicals, of which 159 are active.
Of the active ones, 96 new construction, 40 expansion, 20 revamp / retrofit and 3 conversion / repurposing.
67 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
The company reported stronger results across most segments and outlined a ¥1.84 trillion agreement to acquire JSR, subject to regulatory approvals.
Orders rose 25% to €1.7bn, while revenue slipped 1%; Program Agile targets an annual earnings contribution of about €75m from 2028.
The update brings measurement, control, communications and cybersecurity together for hydrocarbon liquids operations.
Higher output and operating cash generation estimates accompany increased Capex, operating expenses and lease-flow guidance.
Profit excluding one-off events reached R$47.9bn, up 68% year on year; operating cash flow rose 15% to R$61.8bn.
Physics-informed AI world model monitors performance, finds optimization and anomalies, supports root-cause analysis and faster deployment of live models.
Deal leaves Chevron as operator with 55% while Namcor E&P and Custos Energy each hold 10%; PEL82 covers ~11,444 km² in 350–2,300 m water depths.
Gray-box AI models built from over one million simulations convert process-simulation insights into seconds-fast control recommendations, cutting energy use and CO₂ and speeding responses to feedstock changes.
Plans to buy JSR for ¥1.84 trillion, target closing in H2 of FY ending March 2028; DBJ to co-invest ¥200bn; shelf registration up to ¥150bn to help refinance a ¥1,640bn bridge loan.
Q3 revenue KRW 5.3951T, operating loss KRW 281.4B; Daesan JV launched; Yeosu integration targeted H1 next year; Yulchon compounding capacity 500,000 t/yr with new specialty line in Q1.
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The 8 with the most active projects, of 59 countries.
