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The Gulf Petrochem has partnered with Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd (KOEL), part of the Kirloskar Group one of India’s largest diversified engineering conglomerates.
Under the agreement the joint venture will launch K-Oil into the Middle East and African markets.
The product will be marketed after extensive six-month trial and product evaluation.
Following the rigorous testing at Kirloskar R&D in Pune, the robust design and proven performance in extreme conditions ensures the final product will be suitable for all types of diesel engines.
At the launch, the product, KOEL Managing Director Rahul Kirloskar, said: “This is a great opportunity to expand into the Middle East & African (MEA) market and compliments KOEL as part of our value addition and portfolio enhancement. What makes us particularly positive about the move is the reputation and expertise of our partner, Gulf Petrochem, and the quality of the product, which is designed to withstand demanding conditions such as those in the region. We believe the demand here will be high.”
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