Omsk Carbon to Start Production at Mogilev Plant Next Year
Russian carbon black manufacturer Omsk Carbon aims to start production at its Mogilev, Belarus plant by second quarter 2018 – about 18 months behind the original schedule.
In an interview with ERJ, Omsk Carbon Group chairman Valeriy Kaplunat explained that the delay was in order to secure better technology for Omsk Carbon’s third production site.
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