The expansion of the shipping sector, which makes extensive use of marine lubricants, is anticipated to be the primary driver of development in the marine lubricants market. According to the Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa, the shipping sector is believed to be one of the catalysts for the growth of an economy that is anticipated to contribute 90 percent of the world's commerce. This prediction was made by the University of Johannesburg. Additionally, continually changing marine lubricants in conjunction with newly developed formulations are anticipated to further boost the expansion of the marine lubricants market.
The global marine lubricants market is estimated to be valued at US$ 11,185.6 million in 2021 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 6.1% over the forecast period (2021-2028).
Major Players in the Marine Lubricant Industry:
1. Lubmarine (Total Group)
Lubmarine (Total Group)was founded in 1994 and it’s headquarters located in Dubai. United Arab . The company operates in 100 countries.
2. Royal Dutch Shell Plc
Royal Dutch Shell Plc.founded in 1907, and its Headquarters located in London, United Kingdom. The company operates in 90 Countries.
3 BP Marine
BP Marine, was launch in 1997 and it’s headquarter located Navi Mumbai , India.it operate over 50 country.
4 Chevron
Chevron was launch in 1897 and it’s headquarter San Ramon, California, United States,..it operate over 180 country today Chevron, Schlumberger and Microsoft announced the industry’s first three-party collaboration to accelerate creation of innovative
5 ExxonMobil Corporation
ExxonMobil Corporation, was founded 1999, with its headquarters in Irving, Texas, United States.With businesses in over 60 countries.
6. Gulf Marine
Gulf Marine was launch in 1977. And its headquarter - Island, Hong Kong. It operate over 80 country.
7 Castrol
Castrols Company founded in 1899 and it’s headquarter located London, United Kingdom,It operate over 110country.
Definition- Marine lubricants are primarily used across the shipping industry in order to protect and improve the efficiency of the equipment and engine.
