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Borouge Opens $105M Polypropylene Facility in Austria

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Borouge International has launched commercial operations at its specialty polypropylene compounding facility in Schwechat, Austria, following a $105 million (€100 million) investment to expand manufacturing capabilities.
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A new plant for the production of plastics has been put into operation in Schwechat. Borouge, based in Austria, invested EUR 100 million. The Group was formed in March from three world leaders in this sector.

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The new Borouge Group is celebrating the opening of a new factory hall. Behind the million-dollar project it is clear that the road to becoming a global corporation is still a long way away.

Borouge International has established a new production plant at the Schwechat site. The official commissioning took place in the presence of Chief Executive Johanna Mikl-Leitner and Federal Minister Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer (both ÖVP). SCHWECHAT. In the new plant polypropylene resins are mixed with recycled polypropylene and performance-enhancing additives. This creates new material solutions that are easy and better reusable. These materials ar…

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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