Shandong Haoming Lubrication Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in September 2012. Located in Dongying, Shandong‑known as China’s Capital of Oil Refining‑it is a domestic production base for high‑quality base oil. Supporting enterprises are fully available within a 30‑kilometer radius, bringing distinct cost advantages. The region is also renowned as China’s Capital of Tires and Auto Parts, boasting remarkable strengths in regional supply chains and logistics systems. As of 2026, the factory covers an area of approximately 40,000‑50,000 square meters, with a base‑oil storage capacity of 10,000 tons and a designed annual production capacity of 70,000‑80,000 tons. Its customers are spread across more than ten countries.
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