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MOSCOW (MRC) -- Overall polypropylene (PP) production in Russia in 2010 grew by
4% and made about 620 KT, according to MRC analysts.
Long-term shutdowns for scheduled maintenance as well as technical and
delivery problems that periodically occurred at some plants didn’t allow the
Russian producers to increase PP production considerably. Total volume of
production over 2010 grew only by 4% compared to 2009 and made about 620 KT.
Last year Nizhnekamskneftehim, Tomskneftehim and Stavrolen increased
their production volumes. Neftechimia and Ufaorgsintez, on the contrary, reduced
their production. Over the last two years PP production in Russia grew more
than by 120 KT. In 2011, as initially estimated, total volume of production
will increase by 20 KT and make about 640 KT.
mrcplast.com
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