We adhere to stringent quality control measures throughout our production and refining processes, including rigorous testing and analysis to ensure all products meet industry standards and customer requirements.

Virgin base oil is produced directly from crude oil, while refined base oil undergoes additional purification processes to enhance its quality and performance, making it suitable for various industrial applications.

Low-sulfur diesel reduces harmful emissions, improves engine performance, and complies with environmental regulations, contributing to better air quality and reduced environmental impact.

Used engine oil is collected and undergoes filtration and refining processes to remove impurities, ensuring it meets industry standards for reuse in various applications.

Furnace oil is primarily used in industries such as metal processing, chemical manufacturing, and power generation due to its high energy density and efficient combustion properties.

Mixed Hydrocarbon Oil (MOH) is used as a feedstock for refineries, a fuel for industrial burners, and in the production of petrochemicals, offering versatility and economic benefits.

Recycling used cooking oil reduces waste, supports renewable energy production, and promotes environmental sustainability by decreasing reliance on fossil fuels and minimizing environmental impact.

CST 180 – 380 indicates the viscosity range of fuel oils, measured in centistokes. Higher numbers represent thicker oils, suitable for marine engines, industrial boilers, and large-scale power generation.

We have a broad export network, supplying products to countries across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa, and beyond, including India, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Korea.