Миллиардер готов инвестировать в первую за 60 лет нефтеперерабатывающую установку в Австралии

The billionaire assessing whether Australia should build its first oil refinery in six decades says he will put his own cash into the potential $15 billion project, despite international oil majors dismissing local refining as unviable. Vikas Rambal, the Indian-born founder and chairman of industrial manufacturer Perdaman Global Services, said a facility could be profitable in Australia if built to sufficient scale, bucking the trend of refinery closures over the past decade as they struggled to compete with cheaper imports. Loading...