Thailand's largest petrochemical company, IRPC expects its Q1 results to stay in last year's range, mainly due to the recovery in petrochemical prices. Prices have been propped by increasing demand in the region, particularly from China, triggered by China's stimulus measures. Last years Q1 net profit was Bt1.63 bln.
Previous News
Next News
-
Petronas urged to develop Sabah as the next oil, gas and petrochemical industrial hub
-
PTT revives plan to consolidate 4 listed refining and petrochemical units
-
ONGC plans to borrow US$4 bln to fund projects
-
Rabigh Refining and Petrochemical Co comes onstream with producing ethylene and propylene production
-
Rising stock market, upbeat earnings reports suggest increase in spending, oil rises
-
Damp markets, weak demand outlook delay expansion of BASF’s Nanjing ethylene cracker
-
A. Schulman forms strategic alliance to commercialize newly developed flavored compounds
-
Milacron steps up services and presence in Mexico
-
Eleven BKG pelletizing systems supplied to Indian customer at one stroke
-
Citadel Plastics Holdings acquires Meridian's Brazilian operations to extend BMC capabilities
-
EPL and Indovida to Merge, Creating a Consumer Packaging Leader for Emerging Markets
-
ABS and Polystyrene facility in Iran hit
-
Converting Nylon Fish Net waste to 3D Printing Filament
-
Samvardhana Motherson International Limited India’s Global Automotive Plastics & Systems Powerhouse
-
Varroc Engineering Limited: From Polymer Components to a Global Automotive Systems Leader
-
Hitech Corporation Ltd - Prominent Manufacturer of Rigid Plastic Packaging Products, Serving Paints, Agrochemicals, Lubricants, FMCG, and Food Industries.
-
Mold-Tek Packaging Ltd – Leader in IML-Based Rigid Plastic Packaging Solutions
-
Bhansali Engineering Polymers Ltd. Expands Engineering Plastics Capacity in India
-
Styrenix Industries: Leading ABS & SAN Resin Producer in India
-
Chemplast Sanmar Ltd India’s Specialist PVC Resin & Paste PVC Manufacturer
{{comment.DateTimeStampDisplay}}
{{comment.Comments}}