click to unsubscribe Concerned over Vietnam’s Petrochemical market trends? Seek expert's clarifications at 17th Asia PetroChemical Summit in Singapore from 20-21 September 2010 The plan to build Vietnam’s biggest petrochemical plant, announced in March 2008 with total investment of as much as $4 billion, was stalled by the global credit crisis, Siam Cement President Kan Trakulhoon said. ~ Bloomberg, July 02, 2010. Siam Cement, Qatar Petroleum and Vietnam’s government are building the petrochemical complex in the southern province of Ba Ria Vung Tau to meet rising demand for plastics in the Southeast Asian nation.
Aside from that, the 17th Asia PetroChemical Summit will address concerns on how the positive growth in Asia’s economy reacts to the fears of the debt crisis cloud looming over Europe’s skies. Sessions that zoom in on the petrochemical industry in others parts of Asia as well as in Europe and the Middle East will be featured. The 17th Asia PetroChemical Summit will equip you with the tools to align your petrochemical investments to remain socially and ecologically responsible, while remaining profitable in the long term. Take advantage of this opportunity to obtain the more thorough industry and market overview you need to determine your company’s strategy going forward! Put your name down to attend the 17th Asia PetroChemical Summit in Singapore on 20-21 September 2010 via our online registration form. Click on the link below to access.
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