Which country’s brand of Castrol engine oil is it?

Castrol engine oil is a British brand.

Castrol is a world-recognized lubricant expert. It is a sub-brand of BP. Castrol owes its success to Charles Wakefield, who founded the Castrol Professional Lubricants Company in 1899.

Castrol has factories in more than 70 countries and 12 technical research centers in the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Australia and other countries to ensure that Castrol lubricants become the most Competitive products.

Extended information:

On March 19, 1899, Charles "Cheers" Wakefield established an oil company in England. Ten years later, he produced a new type of lubricant that revolutionized transportation in the first half of the 20th century.

He called this new lubricant Castrol. Today, the products produced by Castrol in various places are distributed around the world through business agencies in more than 60 countries and a sales network covering more than 100 countries.

Each business organization makes full use of technical knowledge and support to focus on developing local markets to ensure that the special needs of local customers are met quickly and effectively.

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