EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL ASIA PACIFIC A. DIVISION O.

Business Nature: Manufacturer (Factory)

Company Overview:

ExxonMobil Chemical Asia Pacific is a major operating division of ExxonMobil in Singapore. It operates one of the world's largest integrated refining and petrochemical complexes, located primarily on Jurong Island. The facility functions as a large-scale manufacturing plant that utilizes advanced chemical processing technologies to produce a wide range of high-quality petrochemical products. These products include olefins, aromatics, polyethylene, polypropylene, and specialty chemicals, which serve as essential raw materials for various industries such as packaging, automotive, consumer goods, and industrial applications. As a significant global production hub, the company focuses on large-scale industrial manufacturing, research and development, and the export of chemical products to markets across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.

ExxonMobil Chemical Asia Pacific, a division of ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, manufactures and markets a wide range of chemical products in Singapore. Their key product categories include:

Polyethylene

Performance polyethylene used in packaging, agricultural films, and industrial applications.

Polypropylene

High-performance polypropylene resins used in automotive parts, consumer goods, and flexible packaging.

Specialty Elastomers

Vistamaxx performance polymers and Exact plastomers used to enhance the properties of plastics and rubber products.

Hydrocarbon Fluids

Specialty solvents and chemical fluids used in various industrial processes, including coatings, cleaning, and oilfield applications.

Adhesive Raw Materials

Escorez tackifier resins used in the production of adhesives, sealants, and packaging materials.

Intermediates

Basic chemical building blocks such as benzene, paraxylene, and other aromatics used as feedstocks for downstream chemical manufacturing.

Catalysts

Advanced catalyst technologies used to improve efficiency and yield in petrochemical production processes.