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DYM Resources es un comerciante independiente de productos básicos que se especializa en productos derivados del petróleo, como aceite base, cera blanda, coque de petróleo y otros productos químicos derivados del petróleo y del carbón.
20.05 2022

Tatneft starts VHVI-6 loadings

Tatneft started production of Group III 6 cSt base oil (VHVI-6) at the TANECO refinery in Nizhnekamsk. After the installation of the furnace and vacuum column, in addition to the previously produced base oils 2 cSt and 4 cSt, it became possible to produce 6 cSt grade.  According to Argus Media, the nominal crude oil primary […]
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10.05 2022

Global lube player to exit Russian market

Shell plans to sell its Russian lubricant blending plant and all its fuel stations in Russia to Lukoil, according to insider’s information. On March 8th, Shell announced its intent to withdraw from Russian oil and gas. By the end of 2022 Shell is planning to completely stop cooperation with Russia.   Shell’s blending plant, located in Torzhok […]
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21.04 2022

DYM Resources starts loading MEG from China

DYM Resources started loading Chinese Monoethylene Glycol – raw material used in the production of engine coolants and other automotive aplications. Monoethylene glycol is a syrupy liquid that has no odour or colour.   Monoethylene glycol market has changed since disruptions of supplies from a Russian major producer Sibur.   DYM Resources can also supply […]
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07.04 2022

DYM Resources bought Turkmenistan’s slack wax

DYM Resources has recently purchased 750 tons of a high quality paraffin slack wax from Turkmenistan commodity exchange for May-July 2022 loadings. Another Turkmen product recently sourced by DYM Resources was base oil SN 350. Slack wax from Turkmenbashi refinery is a product of a light colour, with kinematic viscosity of 4-5 and oil content […]
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02.03 2022

Sanctions impact on Russian base oils flows

DYM Resources’ director for base oils and lubricants Denis Varaksin commented on the situation in the base oil market in the wake of the war in Ukraine.   A few Western energy companies such as BP, Shell and Equinor decided to exit joint ventures in Russia as a sign of protest against Russia’s military actions. […]
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