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Jarl Kåreson Hakvåg
CHARTERING SOUTH AMERICA AC/USG, ODFJELL TANKERS
Odfjell is the second largest specialized tanker company for chemical transportation in the world.
Edmundo Puentes
GENERAL MANAGER, OXIQUIM
"In the recent years, Oxiquim’s terminal and logistics business has grown significantly. Approximately 70% of LPG imported into Chile is handled at Oxiquim’s terminals, and we are currently in the process of building a new LPG terminal in Mejillones.”
Dennys Spencer
DIRECTOR, AMBIPAR RESPONSE
Ambipar Response is expanding its Latin American presence.
Rogério Wehmuth & Andressa Wehmuth
OWNER AND DIRECTOR & LATIN AMERICA GENERAL MANAGER, QUIMISA
Quimisa discusses its plans to expand geographically and incorporate greater sustainability into its operations.
Juan Diego Mejia Mejia
PRESIDENT, ESENTTIA
Esenttia looks to generate value for the plastics industry through its diverse portfolio of high quality products and solutions.
Manfredo Rübens
PRESIDENT SOUTH AMERICA, BASF
BASF is pushing digitalization as part of its strategy to support its growing presence in South America.
Guillermo Laborato
PRESIDENT, LATIN AMERICA SOUTH, BRENNTAG
Despite a challenging economic environment, Brenntag’s Latin American operations continue to experience growth.
Diogo Mac Cord de Faria
NATIONAL SECRETARY OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, MINISTRY OF THE ECONOMY, GOVERNMENT OF BRAZIL
The Government of Brazil looks to reduce logistics bottlenecks as part of its wider strategy to grow its GDP from 1.7% to 4% by 2022.
Fernando Figueiredo
CEO, ABIQUIM (ASSOCIAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DA INDÚSTRIA QUÍMICA)
ABIQUIM is implementing a multifaceted strategy to increase the competitiveness of Brazil’s chemical industry.
José M. Berges
CEO, GTM HOLDINGS
GTM is highly focused on M&A to grow its presence and capabilities in Latin America.
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