Lubricants market research in Russia

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION.

1. Requirements imposed on grade of lubricants.

2. Production of lubricants in Russia.

• 2.1. Production volumes of lubricating oils, broken by producers, for 2000-2006
• 2.2. Production volumes of lubricating oils, broken by kinds (motor (automotive), industrial, base)
• 2.3. Volumes of production of greases and additives

3. Characteristics of current standing of production and sales of lubricants in Russia.

• NK LUKOIL
• JSC LUKOIL-Volgogradneftepererbotka
• JSC LUKOIL-Permnefteorgsintez
• Beloil - Tyumen' branch works of JSC LUKOIL-Permnefteorgsintez
• JSC LUKOIL-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez (NORSI)
• TNK
• JSC Ryazan' oil refinery
• JSC Orsknefteorgsintez
• JSC Neftemaslozavod (Petroleum-oil plant).
• NK YUKOS
• Novokuibyshev plant of luboils and additives
• Angarsk petrochemical company
• Bashneftekhimzavody
• JSC Novo-Ufimsky oil refinery JSC Ufaneftekhim NK Slavneft
• JSC Yaroslavnefteorgsintez Yaroslovl oil refinery im. Mendeleev NK Sibneft
• Omsk oil refinery

4. Russian exports and imports of lubricants for 2000-2006.

• 4.1. Total volumes of exports and imports of lubricants
• 4.2. Russian exports and imports of lubricating oils, broken by country-consumers and suppliers
• 4.3. Russian exports of lubricating oils, broken by kinds (motor (automotive), industrial, base)
• 4.4. Russian exports of lubricating oils, broken by suppliers (NK (oil companies) and traders)
• 4.4. Exports of lubricating oils by company-producers, broken by kinds (passenger car motor oils, export base oils, general industrial oils, industrial engine oils, other industrial oils)
• 4.5. Russian imports of additives, broken by the greatest company-importers for 2006

5. Consumption of lubricating oils in Russia for 2000-2006.

• 5.1. Balance of consumption of lubricants in Russia
• 5.2. Structure of consumption of lubricating oils (with breakage by kinds)
• 5.3. The main consumers of distinct kinds of lubricating oils.

6. Forecast of production of lubricating oils in Russia up to 2012.