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This post was last edited by jcwang on 2024-4-27 at 22:27. What is the approximate profit margin for reprocessing facilities?
The prices of raw materials and products are the same – is there no profit margin? Are these the only products that have been reprocessed?
Your focus and responsibility are to stick to your post and do your job well; business operations are something that your superiors, who are in charge of leadership, need to consider
We are a small factory with only reprocessing equipment; our other products aren’t too expensive either, right?
You’re right; I just want to learn more
Reportedly, currently PX isn’t profitable, but the price of benzene remains decent. Our company has halted PX production, while the benzene production facility is still operational. With the commencement of PX operations at Hengli and Hainan, as well as at Lianyungang and Zhoushan in the coming year, there will be significant pressure on the refining sector. At present, the prospects for our company don’t look promising, and many employees are considering leaving.
I didn’t expect it to be so pessimistic\ud83d\ude2d
If a company produces gasoline products, such as 92# or 95#, it is necessary to ensure that quality parameters like the octane rating of the gasoline meet the required standards! How can it be achieved without reformation?
Reforming units are all equipped with aromatic extraction
Reformers generally come equipped with a gasoline-based system during the initial construction phase; is it true that this approach allows for maximum profitability only by using the gasoline-based system? To be honest, I think the gasoline option is a bit ridiculous; I haven’t driven it myself, but it just doesn’t seem reliable.