Borealis to Study Feasibility of a High Pressure Based Polymer Asset in China
Austrian petrochemical firm, Borea-lis, will study the feasibility to build an ethylene vinyl acetate/advanced polymer asset for speciality applications in China. The company said the study will focus on the location of Dayabay, Huizhou, Guangdong – a key plastics processing market in China and one of the 7 strategic national petrochemicals parks in China in terms of growth and development.
Mr. Mark Garrett, Borealis’ CEO said that the feasibility study is a strategic investment step into the world’s biggest chemicals market.
“There is a strong demand for high pressure technology based advanced materials in China that is mainly driven by solar, wire & cable and other speciality applications. In terms of distribution we can capitalise on the strong Borouge marketing and sales network,” observed Mr. William Yau, Borealis Senior Vice President Asia Growth.
2026-10-06
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