China’s Biggest Refiner Sees Profits Drop Amid Weak Fuel Demand

Sinopec, the biggest refiner in China and Asia, has suffered from the Covid lockdowns and weaker Chinese fuel demand this year as its January-September net profit dropped by 5.6% compared to the same period of last year. Sinopec’s net profit declined to $7.8 billion (56.66 billion Chinese yuan) in the nine months to September, according to a stock exchange filing, as demand was slack while operating costs jumped with high energy prices and high crude oil prices. Revenues, however, increased by 23% to $338 billion (2.45 trillion yuan) between…      



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