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SIBUR Tobolsk, Russia"s largest PP producer, manufactured 46,800 tonnes
last month, compared to 39,800 tonnes in March. Overall PP output at the Tobolsk
plant exceeded 173,300 tonnes in the first four months of 2018, which equalled
the last year"s figure.
Poliom (part of Titan Group) produced 18,500
tonnes of PP in April, compared to 19,100 tonnes a month earlier. Overall, the
Omsk plant produced 73,200 tonnes of PP over the stated period, up by 5% year on
year.
Tomskneftekhim produced 12,600 tonnes of propylene polymers in
April versus 12,500 tonnes a month earlier. The Tomsk plant"s PP output reached
49,000 tonnes in the first four months of 2018, compared to 46,500 tonnes a year
earlier.
Ufaorgsintez"s production was 11,200 tonnes last month versus
11,800 tonnes in March. Overall output of polymer at the Ufa plant rose to
44,800 tonnes in January-April 2018, compared to 41,200 tonnes a year
earlier.
Neftekhimiya (Kapotnya) increased its capacity utilisation in
April, the plant"s total production exceeded 12,000 tonnes versus 9,900 tonnes a
month earlier. Its PP output reached 45,200 tonnes over the stated period, up by
2% year on year. The last year"s low figure was caused by a long scheduled
maintenance in March-April.
Stavrolen (part of Lukoil) produced 10,800
tonnes last month versus 10,500 tonnes in March. Overall production of propylene
polymers at the Budenovsk plant reached 41,000 tonnes in the first four months
of 2018, up by 7% year on year.
Nizhnekamskneftekhim also increased its
capacity utilisation in April, the total production of propylene polymers was
18,200 tonnes versus 17,300 tonnes a month earlier. Overall output of polymer at
the Nizhnekamsk plant decreased in January-April 2018 by 4% year on year to
69,600 tonnes.
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