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Kuwait Petroleum Corporation Outlines US$80bn Investment Plan

March 2009 | Industry News

State-owned Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) plans to invest around US$80bn over the next five years to boost output and expand refining capacity, according to a senior official quoted by Arabian Business.

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