The Russian petrochemical industry has been facing many risks. Though the outlook for the industry remains positive, there are many downside risks that have been impacting the industry, particularly the sanctions put against Russia by the EU and the US. The growing production base of petrochemicals gives a huge boost to the future of the Russian petrochemical industry.
Russia has seen a sudden and rapid economic expansion due to which the petrochemical industry also witnessed a rise in the cost of polymers. However, due to a recent economic crisis that has hit the country, the petrochemical industry is undergoing a slowdown in demand. The industry is dominated by petrochemical subsidiaries of the major oil and gas players, namely Lukoil, Sibur, and others.
The Russian government plans to boost the growth and expansion of the petrochemical industry and plans have been put in place to establish several petrochemical hubs across the country.
This research presents an analysis of the Russian Petrochemical Industry in its research report Analyzing the Petrochemical Industry in Russia 2018.
We start the analysis with a look at the global petrochemical industry. In this section, we analyze the global petrochemical market and a breakdown of each region is further provided. This includes an analysis of petrochemicals in Asia, in Europe, in the Americas, and in the Middle East and Africa. The emergence of shale gas is briefly analyzed, and an in-depth forecast of the global petrochemical industry is also included.
Before analyzing the petrochemical industry in Russia, we take a look and explore the petrochemical industry in Europe to understand the regional dynamics better. Industry overview, the impact of Brexit on the European petrochemical industry, closure of facilities and an industry outlook complete this section.
The petrochemical industry in Russia is analyzed through an industry overview, industry structure, regulatory poli8cy governing the market, and the impact of recent sanctions on the county on this industry. Feedstock availability and its impact on the industry is analyzed. We also take a look at the upstream sector and fertilizer sector. Trade of petrochemicals is looked at in the import/export scenario section. A section is dedicated to industry trends and the sale of TNK-BP which took place in 2013.
The Russian petrochemical industry is facing a growing number of risks over the recent years. We dedicate a section looking at these risks and how it is impacting the petrochemical sector in the country.
Moving towards the major industry projects and the performance of key petrochemicals, we look at this by analyzing the performance of some key petrochemicals by companies and by industry projects.
A point-wise SWOT analysis of the Russian petrochemical industry follows.
Mergers and acquisitions make up the industry landscape and are an important part of understanding what exactly is happening in the industry. We analyze mergers and acquisitions and the impact on the Russian petrochemical industry.
Industry forecast is segmented further into production and consumption outlook. The data is forecast till 2022.
An analysis of the major players of the Russian petrochemical industry is carried out through a corporate profile, business segment analysis, a look at the company strategies, a financial analysis, and a SWOT analysis. Major players analyzed include Lukoil, Sibur, and Nizhnekamskneftekhim.
Table of Contents
A. Executive Summary
Companies Mentioned
- Lukoil OAO
- Nizhnekamskneftekhim OAO
- SIBUR Holding OAO