Huntsman Corporation, a US-based chemical company, implements the capacity increase in manufacturing polyurethane raw materials and special amines at its site in Pétfürdő. The amount of the investment exceeds HUF 10 billion, and the headcount is increased by 12 people by retaining the existing 131 employees. Huntsman Corporation is a manufacturer and distributor of differentiated […]
Messer Hungarogáz Ltd., member of the Germany-based supplier of industrial gases Messer Group GmbH has signed a contract for the construction of a new on-site facility with MOL Petrochemicals, a member of Hungary's MOL Group. A statement by the Messer Group says that the plant will supply nitrogen and instrument air for a new polyol […]
Japanese firm Toray Industries is boosting its operations in Hungary by investing more than EUR 407 million in the construction of a new plant in Nyergesújfalu, a town on the River Danube, northwest of Budapest. The new unit will manufacture separator films for lithium-ion batteries from the second half of 2021. Toray first came to […]
In the framework of a development project of EUR 6.3 million, a brand new, modern building complex of over 2,000 square meters is to be built in Pécs, for Soft Flow Hungary, owned to the Danish company of FOSS, will create more than 90 new jobs.
SRF Limited, a chemical based multi-business Indian conglomerate, SRF is going to establish in Jászfényszaru, SE of Budapest, a benchmark plant which is going to be the most advanced site of the corporation, so far.
Half a year after the announcement of its 2030 strategy, Hungary's MOL Group has signed license agreements signed with Evonik and thyssenkrupp that will enable MOL to produce propylene oxide, a key component for the production of polyether polyols.
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary (SCCH) has awarded its 2015 Gran Prize to Prof. Zoltán Noszticzius for his patented method of producing hyperpure chlorine-dioxide, a strong but environmental friendly disinfectant.
Procter&Gamble (P&G) is to build a new greenfield factory in Gyöngyös, northeastern Hungary, the corporation's second plant in this country, with an investment of HUF 19 billion (EUR 63.5 mn), the company’s representatives announced on Friday.
Commemorating the achievements of one of the most important science fields of human kind, the UN decided to declare 2011 the International Year of Chemistry. To mark this program, a unique online chemistry knowledge base has been developed.
'People here are very professional, very well-educated, which is, of course, very important for our business”, says Herbert Fisch of BASF Hungária, adding that his company sees great potential in Central Europe.
German household products maker Henkel is moving glue production from Poland and England to a EUR 14.7m plant it is building in northwestern Hungary. The plant will start operating by 2012. It will be staffed by 80 people.
German chemical company BASF continues to look to the future, delivering innovations that, one day, will make our lives easier.
The chemical company has utilized its growth potential to the greatest extent possible.
