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BSR Sets New Records Through Agile Management
Amid sharp volatility in global oil markets and supply chains, BSR closed the first half of 2026 with its highest production and revenue since the Dung Quat Oil Refinery began operations. The result was driven not only by high throughput, but also by scenario-based management, feedstock and product optimization, and disciplined control of inventories, cash flow and price risk.
  • BSR Broadens Crude Slate, Strengthens Competitiveness
    The successful processing of Nigeria’s Erha crude and Sao Vang–Dai Nguyet condensate at the Dung Quat Oil Refinery in June 2026 did more than raise the number of feedstocks the facility can handle to 40. It also marked another advance in BSR’s command of refining technology, supply diversification, product-yield optimization and capacity to respond to increasingly complex shifts in the global energy market.
  • Hormuz: a late warning for global trade
    The Strait of Hormuz usually dominates headlines only when the Middle East turns volatile. Yet from a logistics and trade-structure perspective, Hormuz is not a “new shock” at all. It is a repeated reminder of a deeper weakness in globalization: too much of the world’s energy and strategic cargo still moves through too few gateways. That is the core argument running through the uploaded document, and it becomes even more compelling
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