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Catalys Lubricants Expands Distribution with Chevron in the Prairies

MONTREAL, QC - – Catalys Lubricants, a Canadian leader in lubricant 
distribution and manufacturing for over 35 years, today announced a significant 
expansion through a new distribution agreement with Chevron Canada Limited.

This agreement enables Catalys to distribute Chevron products throughout the Prairie  provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba, marking a pivotal step in the company's national growth strategy.

This development is more than just a geographical expansion for the Montrealbased family business; it further establishes Catalys Lubricants as a national distributor and manufacturer. The agreement also extends their longstanding partnership with Chevron into new markets across Saskatchewan and Manitoba, reinforcing their position as a key Canadian partner for one of the world's leading energy companies.

"This new distribution contract with Chevron Lubricants is a key milestone in our 
growth strategy and reflects our partners' confidence in our expertise and ability to  provide reliable, high-performance solutions," explained Jean-François Crevier, President of Catalys Lubricants.

The strong partnership between Crevier Group, the holding company of Catalys Lubricants, and Chevron Canada Limited began in 2009 with the distribution of Chevron's premium lubricant products in Eastern Canada and expanded into British Columbia in 2013. With this latest expansion, Catalys Lubricants continues to demonstrate its capacity to serve diverse industries from coast to coast.By leveraging its extensive distribution network and manufacturing capabilities, the company is well-positioned to meet the evolving needs of its customers.

Source : Catalys Lubricants

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