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European antitrust authorities have cleared a major plastic manufacturing partnership between chemical giant INEOS and Chinese state-owned Sinopec.
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European antitrust authorities have cleared a major plastic manufacturing partnership between chemical giant INEOS and Chinese state-owned Sinopec.

The new head of Sinopec, the world's largest oil refiner, is reportedly pressing for a strategic reset for the company. This move signals a potential shift in direction for the major energy firm.
Chinese refiner Sinopec plans to increase its oil imports from regions outside the Persian Gulf.
Chinese oil refiner Sinopec announced a 19.3% increase in its half-year profit, despite challenges posed by the Iran war and falling demand.

Chinese energy giant Sinopec is rapidly expanding its electric vehicle charging network by replacing traditional gas stations with BYD's 1,500 kW fast chargers. This initiative aims to address the growing demand for EV charging infrastructure in China.
LIOC and Sinopec raise fuel prices following CPC revision Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Sinopec, China's state-owned oil and gas company, announced a rise in its first-quarter profit, primarily driven by higher global oil prices.
Sinopec announced that it possesses adequate oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future.
Sinopec announced that it possesses enough oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future.
Sinopec, a major Chinese energy and chemical company, has stated that it possesses enough oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future, alleviating concerns about potential supply disruptions.
Sinopec, one of China's largest state-owned oil and gas companies, announced it will prioritize the domestic fuel supply for China as global pressures on energy resources continue to mount.
Chinese oil giant Sinopec has announced it possesses adequate oil inventory to guarantee stable production in the immediate future, amidst global energy market fluctuations.
Sinopec, China's state-owned oil and gas company, has announced its annual profit results to shareholders, detailing its financial performance for the year.
Sinopec, one of China's largest energy and chemical companies, reported a fall in its full-year profit, attributed to weakening fuel demand.

A severe blast at the $10 billion Amur petrochemical facility, a joint venture between Sibur and Sinopec, has resulted in seven fatalities, halting operations at the major energy project.
Sinopec's earnings continue to be negatively affected by persistent weak demand in its downstream operations.

Shares of Ceigall India and Sinopec HK are both climbing today, with investors showing increased interest in these companies.
Sinopec's half-year profit grew 19.3% on year despite Iran war, falling demand Reuters
China has significantly increased its imports of Russian oil, with Sinopec stepping up purchases to offset supply problems in the Middle East, indicating a strategic adjustment in China's energy procurement.
Sinopec's Jiyang shale oil base, located in Shandong Province, has achieved a significant production milestone, yielding 2 million tons of crude oil.
A unit of Sinopec has sold shares in CATL, a major battery manufacturer, for an estimated $770 million, according to a term sheet.
Sinopec Says Has Enough Oil Inventory to Ensure Stable Production for Now WSJ
Sinopec, a major Chinese energy and chemical company, has stated that it possesses adequate oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future.
Sinopec, a major Chinese energy and chemical company, has stated that it possesses enough oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future, alleviating concerns about potential supply disruptions, a claim also reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Sinopec has announced that it possesses enough oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future.
Sinopec is focusing on securing China's fuel supply and reducing chemical losses.
Sinopec's profit declined in 2025, attributed to the impact of fluctuating oil prices and challenges within the chemicals sector.
Exclusive: Top global refiner Sinopec to cut crude runs by over 10% on Mideast supply squeeze, sources say Reuters

A blaze at the $10 billion Sibur-Sinopec joint venture facility killed seven workers and injured dozens, prompting safety investigations.
Chinese refiner Sinopec anticipates an easing of business headwinds, even as uncertainty surrounding Iran persists.

Sinopec announced a 19% increase in profit for the first half of 2026, even amidst the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.
The board of SINOPEC Engineering has approved its interim financial results, along with plans for a dividend distribution and a share buyback program.
China's Sinopec has inaugurated a new high-end polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) plant, aiming to reduce the country's reliance on imported PVA products.
A proposed US $3.7 billion investment by Chinese energy company Sinopec in Sri Lanka is reportedly still in limbo. The status of the significant financial commitment remains uncertain.
Sri Lanka has announced new concessions for diesel and petrol that will be in effect for three months starting from May. This measure aims to provide relief to consumers amidst economic challenges.
Sinopec, a major energy company, has stated that it possesses adequate oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future, reassuring stakeholders about its operational capacity.
Sinopec has announced that it possesses enough oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future.
Sinopec has stated that it possesses enough oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future, alleviating concerns about supply disruptions.
Sinopec has announced that it possesses enough oil inventory to ensure stable production for the foreseeable future, addressing concerns about supply chain stability.
China's Sinopec will not buy Iranian oil, wants to tap state reserves Reuters

Sri Lanka has increased fuel prices by 25 percent, marking the second hike in two weeks, with private companies Sinopec and LIOC following suit. This rise, attributed to the ongoing Middle East war, is expected to lead to a 15% increase in bus fares as diesel price surges exceed the 10% threshold.