Sinopec ( SNP +0.4% ) and South African national oil company PetroSA will build a refinery in South Africa that could process 400K bbl
Sinopec ( SNP ) launches its first shale gas project and plans to develop production capacity of 300M-500M cubic metres a year by the end of
Chinese refining giant Sinopec ( SNP ) launched a $3B, three-tranche bond offering yesterday, the largest corporate offering out of Asia to hit international debt
time since October, catching up to the recent fall in crude oil. The move promises to put more pressure on the country's refiners - Sinopec ( SNP ) and PetroChina ( PTR ) - already losing money thanks to negative margins. Post your comment!
BB&T weighs in on Aegean Marine's ( ANW +1.8% ) announcement of a strategic alliance with a Sinopec ( SNP -1.5% ) subsidiary, saying the deal enables Aegean to expand its global presence without buying additional vessels. The firm
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Aegean Marine announces a strategic alliance with state-owned China Changjiang Bunker, a joint owned enterprise of Sinopec ( SNP ) and Sinotrans. The partnership, which is expected to become effective during FQ2, will enable Aegean to support
forward-looking details. Still, we believe CNOOC is best positioned in the near term (compared with PetroChina PTR and Sinopec SNP ) thanks to its lack of downstream assets. We will update our valuation model and report shortly, but do not expect a change
Chinese refining giant Sinopec ( SNP ) - losing money at its bread and butter thanks to state caps on gasoline prices - is trying to turn itself into an Exxon or Shell
China Petroleum & Chemical SNP released year-end 2011 results that largely confirm our ..... Fu Chengyu discussed acquiring upstream assets from parent Sinopec Group. As a result, we believe our fair value estimate is ..... activity would also decrease demand for refined goods and leave Sinopec in a state of overcapacity, which would also result in refining