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chemXplore tracks 1 project producing lubricating oils, of which one is active.
Of the active ones, 1 conversion / repurposing.
First industrial-scale electric tubular heater replaces fired heating at a base oil distillation project, targeting zero direct CO₂ and NOx emissions and site repurposing.
Revenue up 15% to RM152.4bn; PAT RM27.2bn; CAPEX RM41.4bn and full ownership of PRefChem expected in 2H 2026 amid West Asia conflict-driven volatility.
Early-morning incident in the finished-oils packaging unit at Arzew refinery was contained within two hours; no injuries and production and domestic supply remained unaffected.
The acquisition aims to enhance market position in Türkiye, leveraging strategic growth in industrial, OEM, mining, and automotive sectors. Completion expected by April 2026.
bp will use $6 billion proceeds to cut debt, strengthen its balance sheet, and focus on downstream strategy. The deal includes a new joint venture with Stonepeak. Completion expected by 2026.
Repsol launches a new brand identity, partners with MotoGP, and aims to boost EBITDA and expand in key markets by 2030.
FUCHS merges ASEOL with its Swiss subsidiary to enhance market reach, streamline operations, and offer a comprehensive product portfolio across various industries.
Greenergy completes acquisition of Armorine, expanding into the French market with plans to leverage combined expertise for growth and enhanced offerings.
Two projects at Rheinland Park: converting a hydrocracker to produce base oils and installing a 100 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen, aiming to cut carbon emissions significantly.
The acquisition enhances lubricant production with re-refined base oils, reducing carbon footprint and meeting demand for sustainable, high-performance products.
chemXplore tracks 7 plants producing lubricating oils in 7 countries.
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The 4 with the most plants, of 7 countries.
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The 3 with the most plants, of 5 producers.
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