Product fragmentation means more competitive global lubes market
New research from Transparency shows that products from regional lubes makers will increase pressure on an auto lubes market set to be worth $79bn by 2024.
New research from Transparency shows that products from regional lubes makers will increase pressure on an auto lubes market set to be worth $79bn by 2024.
BP and Fuchs are bucking the downwards trend for the fourth quarter 2016.
Shell has reported a large increase in CCS earnings amidst mainly poorer figures.
Independent, Fuchs, was the only ray of sunshine for 2016 Q1 figures, with all the majors reporting either a loss or a drop in earnings.
Oil majors face continued misery as oil prices hit $30 a barrel.
Low oil prices continue to drag positive downstream performances.
Foreign and domestic majors are increasing their presence in the port town\n
Is the VW crisis the auto-industry's Deepwater Horizon and will it prove to be a turning point? What role will lubricants play in helping meet the increasing environmental pressures now being placed on the auto sector?
Oil majors show continued drop in figures for second quarter 2015 with only Fuchs and Phillips 66 bucking the trend.
BP reviews the global energy market for 2014 with some surprising results.