





STRUCTURE OF COMPANY
Petrojam is a limited liability company; jointly owned by PDVCaribe, a subsidiary of Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) and the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ). The PCJ is a statutory body created and wholly owned by the Government of Jamaica. The General Manager is responsible for daily management of Jamaica’s only petroleum refinery; however the ultimate internal authority is the Board of Directors. The Board is comprised of an equal number of Venezuelan and Jamaican Directors. The main departments include the Production; Logistics and Marketing; Technical Services; Safety, Security, Environment & Quality; Finance and Accounts; Human Resource Development & Administration; Strategic Planning & Business Support Departments and General Manager’s Office.
HISTORY
Petrojam was established in 1982 when the Government of Jamaica purchased the Esso Kingston Refinery, which had been built, and operated by Esso since March 1964. In 2006 the Government of Jamaica sold 49% of its shares to PDVCaribe.
Vision
To be the Petroleum Product Supplier of choice, best at what we do
Mission
To refine and supply petroleum products at internationally competitive prices and quality, acting at all times in the best interest of Jamaica and all other stakeholders.
SUMMARY
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Date of Establishment |
October 1982 |
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Shareholders and Shares |
Address |
Shareholding |
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PDVCaribe An affiliate company of Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A., a mercantile society, formed under the laws of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, |
Edf. Petróleos de Venezuela, Calle El Empalme, Avd. Libertador, Tone Este, Piso 7, Caracas 1060-A, Venezuela |
49% |
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Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ) A statutory corporation established under the Petroleum Act of Jamaica |
36 Trafalgar Road, Kingston, 10 Jamaica |
51% |
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Registered Capital |
J$801,000,000 |
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Main Business |
Refining crude oil into finished products |
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Refinery Type/Technology |
Hydroskimming |
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Plant Size |
Rated Capacity of 35,000 barrels/day |
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Average Production |
28,000 to 30,000 barrels/day |
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Products Sold |
§ Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) § E-10 Gasoline(87 and 90) § Automotive Diesel Oil § Jet/Turbo Fuel § Kerosene § Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) 2 wt% and 3 wt% Sulphur § Asphalt § Intermediate Fuel Oil (IFO 380) § Marine Diesel Oil |
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OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES
Petrojam supplies Jamaica with a full range of domestic, transportation and industrial petroleum products. The company focuses primarily on meeting the needs of the national market, and does this through a mix of refining and importation of finished products. Customers served include the Power Producing; Aircraft Refueling; Multinational and Local Marketing companies.
Petrojam also operates a laboratory which provides quality control and certification services for products manufactured and imported by the refinery; laboratory service is also provided to Jamaican businesses and the scientific community.
Petrojam maintains high standards for quality; health and safety; and environmental protection, and is committed to delivering high quality products on schedule to the complete satisfaction of its customers.
Shipping Activities
Petrojam Shipping manages the vessels used in its marine operations. Petrojam owns a tug/barge and charters vessels as required to effect movement of crude and finished products into the country. The vessels are also used to make round-island movements with products for power producing companies and to Petrojam’s Montego Bay terminal.
Bunkering operations
A supply agreement with AEGEAN Marine Petroleum SA Ltd. of Liberia through its local subsidiary AEGEAN Bunkering Jamaica Ltd. for sale of bunker fuels for vessels outside of Kingston.
BUSINESS STRATEGY
Petrojam’s business strategy focuses on:
STAFFING
The General Manager reports to the Board of Directors, and is assisted by his management team of seven (7) functional managers. The company is staffed by approximately 211 employees, deployed to the departments of Finance & Accounts, Logistics & Marketing, Human Resource & Development, Safety & Environment, Technical Services, Production and Strategic Planning & Business Support.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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2009 $’000 |
2008 $’000 |
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Revenue |
17,799,773 |
31,188,057 |
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Capital Base |
422,556 |
5,142,350 |
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Total Asset |
531,093 |
5,965,855 |
In 2009 Petrojam generated revenues in excess of J$17 Billion. However, as a result of the global financial crisis for this period, the balance sheets of refineries worldwide, including Petrojam were negatively impacted.
BANKING RELATIONSHIP
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