ASORC to Refine 4 M Tons of Crude in 2018/2019

• Thursday, 11th January 2018
• by Sarah Samir

ASORC plans to refine 4 million tons of crude oil during FY 2018/2019, in order to produce around 36,000 tons of butane, 520,000 tons of naphtha, over 1 million tons of diesel, 2.3 million tons of mazut, and 25,00 ...

Parliament Approves Guarantees for MIDOR and ASORC

• Sunday, 4th June 2017
• by Sarah Samir

The Egyptian Parliament approved the guarantees offered by the Ministry of Finance for MIDOR and ASORC's $2.6b fund.

Ministry’s Development Plan Prioritizes Securing Energy Demands

• Tuesday, 7th February 2017
• by Dr. Mahinaz El-Baz

Upper Egypt's development plan is going within an integrated system.

ASORC Signs Two Development Contracts with Foreign Firms

• Sunday, 27th March 2016
• by Egypt Oil & Gas

Assiut Oil Refining Company (ASORC) signed a new development contract with Australian company WorleyParsons and another with French company Axens.

Misr-Iran Bank to Contribute Part of Assiut Oil Refinery’s $150m Loan

• Tuesday, 15th September 2015
• by Egypt Oil & Gas

Misr Iran Development Bank is planning to contributing $10m to Assiut Oil Refining Company’s loan worth $150m.

ASORC Aims to Process 4.1m tons of Crude Oil

• Tuesday, 18th August 2015
• by Egypt Oil & Gas

Al-Mal newspaper learned that Assiut Oil Refining Company (ASORC) has contracted with ENPPI to implement new units to raise its production capacity of petroleum derivatives and thus increase its supply of petroleum p ...

Italy’s Technip Lands Deal to upgrade Egypt’s ASORC & MIDOR

• Monday, 27th July 2015
• by Egypt Oil & Gas

Technip Italy, a world leader in project management for the energy industry, has finalised two joint agreements valued at a total of US$2.9 billion with Egypt-based companies for upgrades of two refineries there.

French Axens Won Contract to Upgrade Assiut Oil Refining Company

• Sunday, 21st June 2015
• by Egypt Oil & Gas

Egypt’s Assiut Oil Refining Company (ASORC) plans to upgrade its refinery, located 400km south of Cairo, French petrochemicals engineering firm Axens said on Tuesday.