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Shandong Weima Pumps Manufacturing Co., Ltd

was established in 1996, which is an integrated service provider in research & development of oil and gas lifting technology, equipment research, technical services.

Shandong Weima Pumps is listed in 2014, Stock short name: Weima Stock, Stock Code: 430732.

Weima is a national new high-tech enterprise, and has a number of patented technology, and many of technologies are filled the blank of the industry.

In recent years, Weima has provided more than 500 design solutions of crude oil, coal bed methane, and shale gas, etc. for users one after another. 

At home, Weima Stock is primary network material supplier of PetroChina, Sinopec;At abroad, Weima Stock is the qualified supplier of Petroleum Development of Oman (PDO).Weima developed sucker rod pump, specialpump, screw pump, permanent magnet motor and rodless oil production system independently. The products is widely used in PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC and Yanchang Oilfield. Meanwhile, the products are entered

WEIMA
STRIVING TO BUILD
AN INTERANTIONAL FAMOUS BRAND
  • 8 +
    Has set up 8 service centers
  • 500 +
    Design solutions of crude oil, coal bed methane, and shale gas, etc. for users one after another.
  • 15 +
    Products are entered the oil companies in 15 countries and regions including Oman, Syria, Mexico and Azerbaijan.
  • 10 +
    Weima Stock has established more than 10 enterprise standards

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From OPEC to U.S. shale, from fracking to negative oil prices, from endless political debates to inventories, the fossil fuel industry is never short on headlines. But the industry has a few lesser-known tidbits that might come as a surprise to even the savviest oil industry connoisseur.
07/21
China Buys Less Saudi Crude As It Slams The Brakes On Oil Imports
Saudi Arabia remained China’s single largest crude oil supplier in June, ahead of Russia, although Saudi shipments to the world’s top oil importer fell by 19 percent last month amid lower overall imports, according to official Chinese customs data cited by Reuters.
07/21
What's Next For Oil After The New OPEC+ Deal
The recent OPEC+ meeting ended with an agreement that would gradually increase the cartel’s monthly production until in late 2022 all of the 9.7 mm BOPD that had originally been withheld from the market, was restored. There was already an agreement in place through December of 2021, but the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s, (KSA) desire to extend it to the end of next year was a bone of contention with the United Arab Emirates, (UAE). This agreement was not reached easily and required some negotiation and compromise to achieve. It has been widely reported that the crux of the disagreement between KSA and the UAE, was the latter’s desire for a higher output ceiling from which its share of curtailment would be calculated. This, while certainly true, is not the only factor in the new assertiveness demonstrated by the UAE in OPEC affairs.
07/20
China’s Changing Policies Could Create A Huge Oil Demand Deficit
Figures released last week show that China’s crude oil imports in the first half of 2021 declined for the first time in eight years.
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