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Vietnam is returning to pre-pandemic levels of lubricant consumption, an industry insider said, boosted by strong growth ...
As its dependence on imported lubricants increases, Vietnam’s government is grappling with enforcement of its national ...
Asia-Pacific continued to lead in global wind power development in 2019, accounting for 50.7 percent of new installation ...
SK Lubricants acquired a 49 percent stake in Mekong Petrochemical JSC, Vietnams largest private lubricant company, as pa ...
Automotive sales in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations dropped 3 percent in 2019, but sales of two-wheelers incr ...
Vietnams increasing number of solar plant installations is boosting overseas demand for silicon wafer cutting oil used i ...
Chevron Lubricants Vietnam has completed the expansion of its Hai Phong, Vietnam, blending plant, a $5 million project t ...
Vietnam will double its environmental tax for lubricants beginning Jan. 1, according to a resolution passed by the count ...
Vietnams declining automotive sales may hinder lubricant market growth. To stay competitive, patience to develop a relia ...
Taiwanese state-owned petroleum company CPC Corp. began construction of an automotive lubricant blending plant in southe ...
Indonesian lubricant blenders might be turning their sights to Vietnam due mainly to the growth potential of its automob ...
Infrastructure construction is booming in Southeast Asia - particularly in Thailand and Vietnam - and new Asian lube sup ...
Vietnams demand for aftermarket motor oils is expected to see tremendous growth as an expanding middle class boosts pass ...
Chevron has broken ground on an expansion of its lubricants blending facility in Hai Phong, Vietnam, the company confirm ...
Led by double-digit growth in Singapore, the Philippines and Vietnam, automobile sales in Southeast Asia increased 3 per ...
Vietnams PV Oil Lube will double its production capacity in Ho Chi Minh City by upgrading its plant there and integratin ...
Several countries in Asia are changing their approach to evaluating and restricting chemical substances, according to a ...
