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Chevron’s Singapore exit gives ENEOS a gateway to Asia
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Chevron has agreed to sell its Southeast Asia and Oceania downstream businesses and 50% stake in Singapore Refining Company to ENEOS for USD $2.17 billion. This Deal Insight unpacks what is changing hands, why Chevron decided the portfolio no longer fit, what its downstream looks like after the sale, and what the buyer profile says about where the value sits — beyond the Singapore refinery, across marketing, storage, lubricants, brand, and trading.
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