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IN OTHER WORLDS BASE OILS


ICONIC to distribute base oils in Brazil for Chevron


hevron Products Company, a division of Chevron U.S.A. Inc., announced that it has signed a base oil distribution agree- ment with ICONIC to be its distributor in Brazil. ICONIC is a joint venture owned by Chevron and Ipiranga. To facilitate this change ICONIC has created a new business structure fully dedicated to base oil commercialization managed independently from their lubricants business. ICONIC will distribute Group II and Group III base oil exclusively from Chevron. “ICONIC is the ideal dis-


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tributor for Chevron in Brazil,” said Alicia Logan, General Manager, Chevron Base Oils. “They know the market, and with our base oils in tank, they offer customers premium base oils backed by a strong technical support team that can help customers optimize


formulations.” “We are very excited to be distributing Chevron’s Group II and NEXBASE Group III base oils,” said Marcelo Guimaraes, ICONIC Base Oil Executive Manager, adding, “We are ready to provide differentiated and reliable supply through


our extensive network and storage tank capability at our recently completed Base Oil Terminal.” Chevron Base Oils is one of


the producers Group II and Group III base oils. It has 5 manufacturing plants and 17 distribution hubs worldwide. ICONIC is a lubricant


marketer in Brazil and it develops, produces, markets, and distributes lubricants, greases and coolants. It has 2 manufacturing facilities and it distributes base oils through a terminal in Rio de Janeiro port.


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LUBEZINE MAGAZINE | SEPTEMBER 2023


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