China’s state-run Sinopec said on Monday it had signed an agreement with a unit of Saudi Aramco to establish a joint venture company with a registered capital of 28.80 billion yuan ($3.95 billion).

Beijing: China's state-run Sinopec said on Monday it had signed an agreement with a unit of Saudi Aramco to establish a joint venture company aimed at operating ports, transporting crude oil, and ...

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