Q1, 2018 Sinopec Maoming Company Bitumen Supply Exceeded 100kt
In 2018, the bitumen output and sales at Sinopec Maoming Company performed well, and the railway transportation department was active in cooperating with the company to transport bitumen. In Q1, 2018, about 102.9kt of bitumen resources were transported from Sinopec Maoming Company via railway transportation, up 17.6kt or 20.63% Y-O-Y.
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