BASF Expands Architectural Coatings Dispersion Production Capacity in Turkey
BASF has launched a new production line at its Tilovasi site in Turkey, dedicated to producing dispersions for architectural coatings and building materials.
This expansion significantly increases Tilovasi's production capacity, enabling BASF to meet growing dispersion demand in Turkey, the Middle East, and Northwest Africa.
The new production line enables BASF to offer low-VOC (volatile organic compound) dispersions, thereby improving indoor air quality and better serving the architectural coatings and construction industries.
The Tilovasi site also utilizes a "mass balance" approach to reduce the carbon footprint of dispersion production. The entire site will be powered by green electricity, further demonstrating BASF's commitment to helping customers achieve a green transition.
Dr. Jörg Niebergall, Senior Vice President, Dispersions Europe, said: “With the commissioning of the new production line in Dilovasi, we are well-positioned to meet the growing demand for innovative dispersions from our customers in Turkey, the Middle East, and Northwest Africa. This expansion is a significant addition to our regional production network, strengthening our resilience and our ability to provide high-quality dispersions to all our customers. The ability to deliver products from our Dilovasi site with significantly reduced CO2 emissions underscores our commitment to being the chemical company of choice for our customers, supporting their green transition.”
Bahadir Bayraktar, Plant Manager at Dilovası, added: “Our key goals were to improve supply reliability, increase product output, and enhance line flexibility. I am proud that our new technology will enable us to deliver low-VOC dispersions to the market.”
2026-08-04
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