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- 03/04/2010
- SABIC to Showcase Commitment to Mexican Market at Plastimagen Mexico with Advanced High-End Materials
- SABIC Innovative Plastics will exhibit at Plastimagen Mexico 2010 in Mexico City, March 23-26 where the company will showcase (booth #4500) the advanced thermoplastics technologies and dedicated on-the ground support it is delivering to its customers in this important growth region. The company will feature a broad range of high-performance and sustainable products for the Mexican market for industries ranging from automotive, appliances, and building and construction to aerospace, electrical, transportation, and emerging sectors. SABIC Innovative Plastics will also formally introduce Juan Signoret, regional general manager, Mexico, based in Mexico City, who leads the company's team serving customers in Mexico.
- 03/04/2010
- Brazil's Braskem Q4 loss narrows on forex gains
- Braskem, Latin America's largest petrochemical company, said on Wednesday its fourth-quarter loss narrowed as a strong Brazilian currency slashed foreign exchange-denominated debt servicing costs.
- 03/02/2010
- Petrobras on Track to Launch Major GOM Project
- Despite recent economic headwinds that forced some rivals to retrench, Petrobras remains on track to launch its biggest project ever in the U.S. in coming months, a senior official with Brazil's state-owned oil company said Friday.
