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Worldwide Refining Industry Examined in Topical GlobalData Report Published at MarketPublishers.com

29 May 2015 • by Natalie Aster

LONDON – The worldwide refining sector is projected to rebound and grow at 16% through to 2019. Asia is expected to dominate the industry in terms of capital expenditure and capacity growth alike. The region is set to account for just under 34% and over 60% of the worldwide capacity growth and capital spending by end-2019. Europe and North America regions are also forecast to witness significant growth in their refining capacities capturing respective shares of 21.3% and just over 21% of the total refining capacity growth by 2019. On the other way around, Africa is likely to witness the highest refining capacity growth tempo of just over 14% amongst all the globe’s regions by 2019.

Kuwait National Petroleum Company, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation, Petrochina Company Limited, South Refineries Company, and Dangote Group are amid the prominent players in the industry.

Topical research report “Global Capacity and Capital Expenditure Outlook for Refineries - New-Build Refinery Pipeline Risks Over-Capacity and Puts Pressure on Refiners” created by GlobalData provides an all-round outlook for the capacity and capital expenditures of the refineries worldwide. It includes detailed information on refineries across the globe; gives an in-depth overview of key growth segments and major opportunities in the industry. The research publication contains unbiased data on global refining capacity, historical for 2010-2014 plus forecasts to 2019; provides annual breakdown of capital spending on refineries during 2015-2019; casts lights on planned additions to  refining capacity  and capex by top countries and leading operators; looks at capital spending on novel refineries by operator and region. Exhaustive details of all planned refineries from pole to pole are available up to 2019.

Report Details:

Global Capacity and Capital Expenditure Outlook for Refineries - New-Build Refinery Pipeline Risks Over-Capacity and Puts Pressure on Refiners
Published: March, 2015
Pages: 35 
Price: US$ 1,500.00

More reports by the publisher can be found at GlobalData page.

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