Generally poor results from oil majors in Q1 2015
Fuch sbucks the trend with overall positive figures for the first quarter of 2015.
Fuch sbucks the trend with overall positive figures for the first quarter of 2015.
Fuchs reports increased sales revenues while Total reports a fall in sales.
China's 2014 GDP figures may be off target, but automotive and lubes producers remain bullish about the years ahead.
The French major continues to invest in high-end lubes and Asia's first dedicated grease unit\n
Chinese shipping giant sees an opportunity in the French lubes producer\n
The third quarter results for 2014 are mainly neutral or positive, despite falling oil prices, although BP has seen a fall in earnings.
The Construction giant and French major establish a preferred suppliers network\n
Generally positive news for the oil and additive majors, although Total, Phillips66 buck the trend.
RUSAL and Rosneft have signed an agreement for the supply of petroleum coke and natural gas to RUSAL's plants. The Russian Energy Ministry plans to introduce a complex export tax formula for different grades of base oil.
TOTAL Lubricants and Michelin sponsor the OAK Racing Team Asia for the 24hr circuit\n