* Sells up to 38 mln bbls of diesel, naphtha and jet fuel
* S-Oil says supply deal valid for whole of 2017
(Adds details on supply deal, background)
SEOUL, Jan 5 (Reuters) - South Korea's S-Oil 010950.KS ,
the country's third-largest refiner, has signed a deal to sell a
combined 1.2 trillion won ($1 billion) of diesel, naphtha and
jet fuel this year to Saudi Aramco IPO-ARMO.SE , its biggest
shareholder.
In a filing to the Seoul stock exchange on Thursday, S-Oil
said it would sell a total of 38 million barrels of refined
products to Saudi Aramco Products Trading Company, Aramco's
trading arm.
A year ago, S-Oil signed a deal to sell up to 24 million
barrels of diesel and up to 20 million barrels of naphtha to the
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Under the deal for the whole of 2017, S-Oil agreed to supply
10-28 million barrels of diesel, 6-8 million barrels of naphtha
and 1-2 million barrels of jet fuel. For the diesel product,
S-Oil said it would supply ultra-light sulphur diesel and light
sulphur diesel, while the naphtha would be light naphtha,
S-Oil buys almost all of its crude from Saudi Aramco, which
has a 63 percent stake in the Korean firm.
Most recently, in November last year, S-Oil sold 11 million
barrels of naphtha to Korea Petroleum Industries Co 004090.KS .
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($1 = 1,194.3000 won)
(Reporting by Jane Chung; Editing by Joseph Radford and Kenneth
Maxwell)
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Messaging: jane.chung.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
Keywords: SOUTHKOREA S OIL/