The purchase allows the Japanese refiner to tap growing demand for refined products in the Asia-Pacific region at a time when domestic demand is in decline.
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Thu, May 14, 2026
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Japan’s largest refiner, Eneos, has struck a $2.17 billion deal to acquire Chevron’s downstream fuel and lubricant marketing businesses in Southeast Asia and Australia, the company announced Thursday.
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