PART 01: Executive summary PART 02: Scope of the report • Market overview • Top-vendor offerings PART 03: Market research methodology • Research methodology • Economic indicators PART 04: Introduction • Key market highlights PART 05: Market landscape • Market overview • Technological overview • Market size and forecast • Five forces analysis PART 06: Market segmentation by Product Types • Segmentation of marine lubricants by product types PART 07: Geographical segmentation • Global marine lubricants market by geography 2015 PART 08: Key leading regions • Eurozone • China • Caribbean, Central, and South American regions PART 09: Market drivers • Growing size of global marine cargo fleet • Rise in demand for larger ships • Increase in naval expenditure by countries PART 10: Impact of drivers PART 11: Market challenges • Increased demand for slow steaming • Weak global economic outlook • High volatility of crude oil prices • Ever more stringent marine laws PART 12: Impact of drivers and challenges PART 13: Market trends • Shift in focus from European Union to Asia-Pacific • Current over-capacity in the shipping market • Reducing popularity of Group I and Group II base oils PART 14: Vendor landscape • Significance of trading capabilities • Provision of bundled services with lube sales • Move towards a consolidated market • Other prominent vendors PART 15: Key vendor analysis • ExxonMobil • Castrol • Chevron • Shell • Total Lubmarine PART 16: Appendix • List of abbreviations PART 17: Explore Technavio List of Exhibits Exhibit 01: Product offerings Exhibit 02: Market overview Exhibit 03: Base oil groups with relevant properties Exhibit 04: Global marine lubricants market growth forecast by volume (in MMTPA) Exhibit 05: Five forces analysis Exhibit 06: Global marine lubricants market by type 2015 Exhibit 07: Global mineral oil based marine lubricants forecast 2016-2020 (in KT) Exhibit 08: Global synthetic marine lubricants forecast 2016-2020 (in KT) Exhibit 09: Global bio-based marine lubricants forecast 2016-2020 (in KT) Exhibit 10: Global marine lubricants market by type 2016-2020 Exhibit 11: Global Marine Lubricants Market by Type 2020 Exhibit 12: Global marine lubricants market shares by geography 2015 Exhibit 13: Geographical marine lubricants production growth outlook 2016-2020 (in KT) Exhibit 14: Global marine lubricants market shares by geography 2015 Exhibit 15: APAC marine lubricants production growth outlook 2016-2020 (in KT) Exhibit 16: Americas marine lubricants production growth outlook 2016-2020 (in KT) Exhibit 17: EMEA marine lubricants production growth outlook 2016-2020 (in KT) Exhibit 18: Advantages and disadvantages of marine trade Exhibit 19: Segmentation of ships by size Exhibit 20: Segmentation of ships by product type transported Exhibit 21: Global economy GDP 2014-2020 (in $ billions) Exhibit 22: Marine trade volume demand 2015-2020 (in million tons) Exhibit 23: Trend of increase in size of vessels Exhibit 24: Average size of global fleet and addition of vessels with more than 8,000 TEU Exhibit 25: Relation between chain costs and increase in size of vessels Exhibit 26: Department wise 2015 US military budget break-up Exhibit 27: Impact of drivers Exhibit 28: Trend depicting relation between vessel speed (engine power on x-axis) and fuel consumption (in percentage on y-axis) Exhibit 29: India and China forecasted GDP growth rate forecast Exhibit 30: Global crude oil price variation over last decade ($/bbl.) Exhibit 31: Crude oil price and Group I Base oil price co-relation Exhibit 32: Crude oil price and group and base oil price co-relation Exhibit 33: Source of oil contamination in ocean Exhibit 34: IMO Sulfur Oxides - Regulation 14 Exhibit 35: Lubricant requirement as per regulations Exhibit 36: Low BN lubricants specifications Exhibit 37: Impact of drivers and challenges Exhibit 38: Major centers of global merchandise trade Economies with more than $500 billion of merchandise trade Exhibit 39: Global fleet capacity demand, supply, and utilization rates Exhibit 40: Other prominent vendors Exhibit 41: Marine lubricant product portfolio: Exxon Mobil Exhibit 42: Marine lubricants product portfolio Exhibit 43: Marine lubricant product portfolio Exhibit 44: Marine lubricants product portfolio Exhibit 45: Marine lubricants product portfolio

Exxon Mobil, Castrol, Chevron, Shell, Total Lubmarine, World Fuel Services, Aegean Marine Petroleum, Sinopec, Unimarine, Idemitsu Kosan, Fuchs Lubricants, Gulf Oil, JX Nippon Oil and Energy (ENEOS), Indian Oil (Servo).