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Saudi Aramco’s RAPID entry into Southeast Asia
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Report summary
Saudi Aramco's joint venture with PETRONAS in the RAPID project is a win-win for both partners. Saudi Aramco gets a secure outlet and a stake in a large integrated refining and petrochemical asset. PETRONAS benefits from the security of crude supply and an equity partner willing to share some of the financial burden in a low oil price environment.
Table of contents
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RAPID through Saudi Aramco's lens
- Saudi Aramco’s international refining capacity
- Heavy crude options for RAPID
- Arab Heavy is getting highly competitive
- RAPID to increase Malaysia diesel surplus
- RAPID’s market entry could be timely
Tables and charts
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Arab Heavy crude demand exceeds supply by 2020Malaysia oil product supply-demand balanceSaudi Aramco’s RAPID entry into Southeast Asia: Image 1
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