Petronas and Saudi Aramco mull investment in speciality chemicals and synthetic rubber plants

09-May-17

Malaysia's state-owned oil company Petronas and Saudi Aramco are studying projects to build more petrochemical plants to make full use of raw materials from their joint venture in Malaysia, as per Reuters. Projects being studied include speciality chemicals and synthetic rubber

Aramco signed a deal in late February to take a US$7 bln investment, in the RAPID (Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development) JV with Petronas in Pengerang. The cracker could produce about 600,000 tonnes of butadiene, Abdulaziz Al Judaimi, senior vice president of downstream at Saudi Aramco, told reporters.

  More News  Post Your Comment

Previous News

Next News

{{comment.Name}} made a post.
{{comment.DateTimeStampDisplay}}

{{comment.Comments}}

COMMENTS

0

There are no comments to display. Be the first one to comment!

*

Email Id Required.

Email Id Not Valid.

*

Mobile Required.

*

Name Required.

*

Please enter Company Name.

*

Please Select Country.

Email ID and Mobile Number are kept private and will not be shown publicly.
*

Message Required.

Click to Change image  Refresh Captcha
Moulds for lotion pump

Moulds for lotion pump