copesul造句

• Brasileira de Petroleo Ipiranga SA own a 39.3 stake in Copesul.
• Copesul, another large petrochemical company, fell 10 centavos to 61 reais.
• Among companies reporting earnings today, stock in chemical company Copesul fell 1 real to 52 reais.
• It's unclear whether Petrobras will import or produce more naphtha to meet Copesul's demands.
• "This is our opportunity to meet increased demand, " said Copesul commercial director Bruno Piovesan.
• Copesul is about 30 miles north of Porto Alegre, and 15 miles from the Alberto Pasqualini refinery Petrobras owns in Canoas.
• President Fernando Henrique Cardoso will sign an agreement today that guarantees Petrobras will supply Copesul with 3.4 million tons a year of naphtha.
• Copesul's first-quarter earnings rose to $ 23.5 million reais, from $ 20.3 million in the previous quarter.
• Copesul wants to meet a surge in demand locally and in Argentina, Brazil's main partner in the Mercosur free trade zone, Piovesan said.
• Copesul now receives . 1 million tons a year of naphtha from Petrobras, which holds a 15 percent stake in the former state-owned petrochemical company.
• Another $ 550 million will be invested in companies that produce secondary petrochemical products near the Copesul plant in Triunfo, Rio Grande do Sul state, the company said.
• Copesul, which provides about 30 percent of Brazil's basic petrochemical products, wants to boost ethylene production to 685, 000 tons from 600, 000 tons.
• Copesul will spend about $ 450 million on a new cracking unit that will break down naphtha, and later liquefied propane gas, into ethylene and propene, the company said.
• Among decliners, Cia Petroquimica do Sul, or Copesul, fell 1.2 percent to 50 reais after it said it would halt production for 30 days to switch equipment.
• While fourth-quarter results weren't provided, Copesul said its net assets declined to 1.188 billion reais in 1995, from 1.209 billion the previous year.
• Petroquimica do Sul, or Copesul, said it will move forward with a $ 1 billion expansion plan that will allow Brazil's second-largest petrochemical company to increase sales 77 percent.
• Copesul expects to increase sales to $ 1.4 billion a year, compared with $ 790 million in 1994, once the new production begins to come on line in June 1998, the company said.
• Petroleo Brasileiro SA, or Petrobras, the state oil monopoly, will supply enough naphtha so that Copesul can increase ethylene production to 1.085 million tons from a current 600, 000 tons, the company said.
• Copesul's net income rose to 64.12 million reais ( $ 65.4 million ), or 4.27 reais per 1, 000 shares, up from 21.8 million, or 1.46 per 1, 000 shares, the previous year.
• Copesul-Companhia Petroquimica do Sul, a petrochemicals company located in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, rose 5 centavos 42.5 reais, after the company was upgraded to " market performer " from " underperformer " by analyst Helena Penna at Banco Icatu SA.