Who is getabec public company limited?

Getabec Public Company Limited is a Thailand-based boiler and pressure vessel manufacturer. The Company is principally engaged in the manufacture and distribution of steam boilers and hot water boilers, including boiler installation and repair. The Company has diversified services worldwide and accepted by every industry, international and local.

Who is getabec?

Using in wide various industries such as food, beverage, construction and etc. GETABEC is one of the famous and leading Boilers and Pressure Vessel manufacturers in Asia, founded in 1983. GETABEC can manufacture Steam Boiler, Hot Water Boiler, Waste Heat Boiler, Thermal Oil Heater, and Pressure Vessel comply with ASME, EN, DIN, BS, PED (CE mark).

What is a getabec boiler & pressure vessel?

Using in wide various industries such as food, beverage, construction and etc. Single flame design with natural gas as fuel. Using in wide various industries such as food, beverage, construction and etc. GETABEC is one of the famous and leading Boilers and Pressure Vessel manufacturers in Asia, founded in 1983.

Who is getabec Kessel?

With the intention to expand the business, we established our first Bangplee factory and started with the Production of Steam Boiler (Fire Tube Boiler) complied with international standards and became a brand known as "GETABEC Kessel". In these few years, we have also started with the production of the thermal oil heater.

Will Chevron buy Hess Guyana?

"We have an opportunity, as does CNOOC, the other partner, to participate in that opportunity to have the right of first refusal.” Representatives for Hess and Chevron declined to comment. Analysts have put the value of Hess Guyana at between 60% to 80% of Chevron's proposed $53 billion purchase of Hess.

Will Exxon consider the value of Hess Guyana?

Exxon wants the three-person arbitration panel to consider the value of Hess Guyana as part of the deliberations. "We'll look at the value and see if that value is in the best interest of the company, the corporation and the shareholders," added Exxon Vice Chairman Neil Chapman. (Reporting by Gary McWilliamsEditing by Keith Weir and Anna Driver)