China's largest company is expanding its offering in South East Asia
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Cleaning up Image: SinopecThe Asian lubes producer has launched its latest line of clean lubricants for use in the developing region. The NAS9-10 products were brought up to NAS7 standards and meet Singapore's "clean production and control procedures" on filling, sampling and inspection.
The ultra-clean products will be used in the company's anti-friction HM68 hydraulic oils and will be sold not only in Singapore, but in other key jurisdictions.
Focussing on promoting high quality lubricants in non-domestic markets is a core part of Sinopec's plan to gain market share from international rivals.
Sinopec's Tuas Singapore facility took almost four years to plan and build, and in 2013 had a reported capacity of more than 100,000 tons of finished products annually.