Argus to Hold Conference on Base Oils, Lubricants in Tehran
Argus has arranged for a 2-day conference in Tehran on base oils and lubricants.
Iran is a large producer and exporter of Group I base oils and a substantial importer of Group II and III. The lifting of sanctions also sets the stage for regional and international traders to begin working with Iran to import and export different grades of base oils.
The Argus Iran Base Oils and Lubricants Conference provides base oil producers, traders, lubricant blenders, distributors, OEMs, international solution providers, and shipping and logistics companies to gain insight into the current market landscape of Iran post-sanctions and identify potential business opportunities while networking with the key players in the Iran base oil industry.
Designed with a particular focus on key challenges and industry requirements, the conference will cover topics prioritised by industry stakeholders in order to promote trade, enhance efficiency and forecast vital developments.
A group of global experts will share case studies, present keynotes and lead interactive panel discussions.
Argus is a leading provider of data on prices and fundamentals, news, analysis, consultancy services and conferences for the global crude, oil products, LPG, natural gas, electricity, coal, emissions, bioenergy, fertilizer, petrochemical, metals and transportation industries.
Data provided by Argus are widely used for indexation of physical trade. Companies, governments and international agencies use Argus information for analysis and planning purposes.
source: Shana
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