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9th Asia Olefins & Polyolefins
11-12 Jun, 2007 - Singapore
Swissôtel Merchant Court, Singapore - Merchant Court Ballroom B
11-12 Jun, 2007 - Singapore
Swissôtel Merchant Court, Singapore - Merchant Court Ballroom B
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Global olefin and polyolefin trade has been on a major upswing raising concerns about sustaining growth. The key issue today in polyolefin markets is how long will the up-cycle prolong? Will the industry continue to ride the wave? Major polyolefin consumers such as China and India have booming growth in derivatives. Will this growth sustain?
Today, we have EPC companies driving the pace with a slew of projects across Asia and Middle East. The status of many of these fast track projects are still uncertain though there are strong indications of many of them coming on stream.
What will be the impact of these Middle East projects slated to come up by 2008-09 on Asian markets. To what extent will these projects go downstream? How will these downstream products impact global trade?
Given that these downstream projects will be fuelled by local feedstock the likelihood of massive feedstock cut downs for Asia is certain. How is the Asian polyolefin industry gearing to meet this challenge? Where will this leave the Asian polyolefins downstream producer who will compete with the Middle East exporters?
In 2007, the rising crude oil prices gave additional boost to North East Asian ethylene suppliers and traders held on to high offers due to limited supply from several plants shutdown. Will this trend continue?
New olefin technologies and in particular, the propylene technology choices have opened up new feedstock options. How is the industry planning to capitalize on this?
Profit models in polyolefins Supply Chain Management have been tested in recent times due to high cost over runs calling for new business models. How is the industry coping with competitive deliveries? Is polyolefins futures trading here to stay and how do they work?
CMT’s 9th Asia Olefins and Polyolefins Markets brings together leading industry experts to discuss pertinent issues including:
• Shifting trade patterns of petchem feedstock
• Olefins & Polyolefins project updates in Singapore, Middle East, China, India, Indonesia & Malaysia
• Latest olefins/ polyolefins technology
• LME’s futures contract
• Material sourcing and purchasing strategy
• Finished product trends and trade flow
Register online with your team at www.cmtevents.com or email Sasha Loh at sasha@cmtsp.com.sg
You Will Network With:
• CEO • MD • Regional Director • Commercial Director
• Business Development Director/Manager
• Marketing Manager • Technology Licensing Manager
• Plant Operation Manager • Corporate Planner
• Converters • Bankers • Logistics Firms • Project Managers
From petrochemicals and chemical industry, Polyolefins producers,
Plastics processors, Polymer additives companies,
machinery suppliers, consulting firms and many more.
Today, we have EPC companies driving the pace with a slew of projects across Asia and Middle East. The status of many of these fast track projects are still uncertain though there are strong indications of many of them coming on stream.
What will be the impact of these Middle East projects slated to come up by 2008-09 on Asian markets. To what extent will these projects go downstream? How will these downstream products impact global trade?
Given that these downstream projects will be fuelled by local feedstock the likelihood of massive feedstock cut downs for Asia is certain. How is the Asian polyolefin industry gearing to meet this challenge? Where will this leave the Asian polyolefins downstream producer who will compete with the Middle East exporters?
In 2007, the rising crude oil prices gave additional boost to North East Asian ethylene suppliers and traders held on to high offers due to limited supply from several plants shutdown. Will this trend continue?
New olefin technologies and in particular, the propylene technology choices have opened up new feedstock options. How is the industry planning to capitalize on this?
Profit models in polyolefins Supply Chain Management have been tested in recent times due to high cost over runs calling for new business models. How is the industry coping with competitive deliveries? Is polyolefins futures trading here to stay and how do they work?
CMT’s 9th Asia Olefins and Polyolefins Markets brings together leading industry experts to discuss pertinent issues including:
• Shifting trade patterns of petchem feedstock
• Olefins & Polyolefins project updates in Singapore, Middle East, China, India, Indonesia & Malaysia
• Latest olefins/ polyolefins technology
• LME’s futures contract
• Material sourcing and purchasing strategy
• Finished product trends and trade flow
Register online with your team at www.cmtevents.com or email Sasha Loh at sasha@cmtsp.com.sg
You Will Network With:
• CEO • MD • Regional Director • Commercial Director
• Business Development Director/Manager
• Marketing Manager • Technology Licensing Manager
• Plant Operation Manager • Corporate Planner
• Converters • Bankers • Logistics Firms • Project Managers
From petrochemicals and chemical industry, Polyolefins producers,
Plastics processors, Polymer additives companies,
machinery suppliers, consulting firms and many more.
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Hotel Information
CMT has arranged special discounted room rate at S$ 225.00 +++ (Single) / S$ 245.00 +++ (Double) per room per night (subject to room & rate availability) for delegates at Swissôtel Merchant Court. American Buffet Breakfast at additional S$25.00+++ per person. Please reserve your room with the hotel directly, providing full credit card number and expiry date to:
Swissôtel Merchant Court, Singapore
20 Merchant Road
Singapore - 058281
SINGAPORE
Contact Person:Ms. Vicky Yap
Assistant Reservation Manager
Phone :65 6239 1774 Fax :65 6336 9993
Email :E-Mail to Reserve Room
Reservation cut off date :28-05-2007
20 Merchant Road
Singapore - 058281
SINGAPORE
Contact Person:Ms. Vicky Yap
Assistant Reservation Manager
Phone :65 6239 1774 Fax :65 6336 9993
Email :E-Mail to Reserve Room
Reservation cut off date :28-05-2007