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ExxonMobil exits Italy and Thailand - Why, and what's next for the Majors?
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ExxonMobil have opted to divest refining and retail assets in Italy and Thailand. Why? Do we expect more assets to follow? Using Wood Mackenzie's petrochemical integrated Refinery Evaluation Model (REM-Chems), we seek to answer these questions as well as conducting in-depth asset analysis of the remaining Major's refining portfolio. We also use Wood Mackenzie's Retail Fuels Service to consider the correlation between refining and retail divestments.
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