Japan's Eneos eyes $6bn in global investments after Chevron deal

Japan energy company looks to ramp up acquisitions in Southeast Asia, North America

Eneos plans to leverage recent acquisitions in Southeast Asia to play a major role in a government energy cooperation plan. (Nikkei photo montage)

TOKYO -- Japanese oil major Eneos Holdings looks to boost its growth investments to about 1 trillion yen ($6.36 billion) worldwide after acquiring businesses from Chevron, aiming to build a supply chain in Southeast Asia and aid energy cooperation between that region and Japan.

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