Created polyamide PA12 new plant in Marr, Germany officially broke ground

Evonik has broken ground on its biggest investment project in Germany to date, building a new polyamide 12 (PA12) plant in the German city of Marr, boosting its production capacity by more than 50 per cent. The commencering ceremony was attended by Armin Laschet, Governor of the Federal Government of North Rhine-Westphalia, Christian Kullmann, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ingtrove, as well as customer and employee representatives.
, governor of the federal government of North Rhine-Westphalia, said Ingtrouser's investment in an ultra-modern production site in the region showed that North Rhine-Westphalia is an ideal chemical industry region

. Singapore and a number of other countries have attracted this investment with larger tax incentives, but ultimately decided to choose in Marr because we have a well-established chemical and energy industry structure, which allows us to maximize our global competitive advantage.
Kullmann, chairman of the board of directors of Esser, said the plant was the company's largest single investment in Germany to date. We are committed to research and development innovation to ensure the continued growth of chemicals, so the new plant is built. With the high-performance polymer product PA12, we are able to meet the growth of global markets such as 3D printing, and lightweight, durable plastics also play an important role in the automotive sector.
Ingtron Resource Efficiency Management Co., Ltd. PresidentClaus Rettig said: Research and development innovation is also a feature of new companies and digital engineering projects, Nova launched innovative, customized polymer products to help customers achieve better development, for which the company should be fast and flexible in operations, and need the support of new technologies, which is why we continue to promote the application of artificial intelligence.