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Following a Saudi pipeline shutdown, Japanese refiners like Eneos and Idemitsu have rushed to buy Middle Eastern crude, pushing premiums up to $38 per barrel amid tight supply concerns.
ICIS Asia reports typhoon disruptions to logistics, pressure on PMMA and petrochemical markets, and ENEOS acquiring TPC Group. Regional producers face profit reversals amid weak demand despite shiftin
Asian refiners are securing U.S. crude supplies like Mars and WTI amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions. Major players including GS Caltex and Eneos seek alternatives due to tight fuel supplies and strong
Japan’s Eneos plans to acquire TPC and the FDA approved a melanoma drug, while major chemical makers like BASF reported soaring Q2 profits driven by Middle East supply disruptions.
Japan's ENEOS plans to acquire US chemical firm TPC Holdings by October, focusing on C4 basic materials. Post-deal, ENEOS's butadiene capacity will rank third globally, integrating the carbon-four to
ENEOS plans to acquire butadiene producer TPC Group, while Avient and Chemours raised outlooks driven by data center demand. Meanwhile, Westlake aims full plant operations amid limited Strait of Hormu
Japanese energy firm Eneos acquired distressed chemical company TPC Group for $1.28 billion, gaining control of its Texas petrochemical and terminal operations after TPC emerged from Chapter 11 bankru
ENEOS plans to acquire US-based butadiene producer TPC Group in a merger expected to close in October 2026, pending regulatory approvals. The transaction will make ENEOS the world’s third-largest buta
A Panama-flagged crude oil tanker managed by Eneos crossed the Strait of Hormuz carrying 1.9 million barrels of Middle Eastern crude, with an expected arrival in Japan on June 3.
Chevron plans to finalize a $1 billion sale of its 50% stake in Singapore Refining to Eneos by May, delayed from Q1 due to geopolitical energy supply disruptions.
China has added Japanese firms Eneos and Mitsubishi Materials to an export control watch list, denying approvals for Chinese exports of dual-use items linked to military applications.
China's Ministry of Commerce added 20 Japanese entities to its export control list and scrutinized 20 others, including petrochemical major ENEOS, citing military applications. The restrictions target
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