08.10.2011 LIQUI MOLY is building an oil storage terminal

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The well-known German company LIQUI MOLY, a maker of engine oils and a specialist in additives, will build a new oil storage terminal near its local oil plant. The estimated cost of the facility is 11.6 million euros.

The storage terminal will be built in the port of the city of Dillingen. Ten tanks, each with a capacity of 1,800 m3, will be brought into operation next summer, boosting storage capacity accordingly.

Ernst Prost, managing director and owner of LIQUI MOLY, called this decision an absolutely necessary investment at the ground-breaking ceremony for the storage terminal. Prost noted that expanding the storage facilities would help the company grow to the heights it has set for itself.

As a reminder, in Germany LIQUI MOLY oil has been recognised as one of the best engine oils around. The company has no intention of resting on its results so far and intends to expand its markets. Russia is seen as the most attractive option for this purpose. The future oil storage terminal will help the company keep to its intended course of development, guaranteeing customers worldwide genuine German quality from LIQUI MOLY oil.