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PetroVietnam Beats Q1 Crude Output Target

April 10, 2023

Long Tau River, Vietnam - March 12, 2019: Phuoc Khanh area. Blue river tank vessel sails in front of concrete factory and PetroVietnam power generation plant chimneys in back. Copyright Klodien/AdobeStock

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