+086 1911-7288-062 [ CN ]
Cookies give you a personalized experience,Сookie files help us to enhance your experience using our website, simplify navigation, keep our website safe and assist in our marketing efforts. By clicking "Accept", you agree to the storing of cookies on your device for these purposes.For more information, review our Cookies Policy.
Share:
On November 10, the WeylChem Group, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, announced via LinkedIn that its Spanish subsidiary WeylChem Bilbao has officially approved the feasibility study for the expansion of the sulfur melting unit, and the project is expected to significantly increase the production capacity of sulfur melting processing after it is put into operation.
The WeylChem Group is a fine chemicals business platform under the International Chemical Investment Group (ICIG, headquartered in Frankfurt). The group stated that the initiation of this feasibility study reflects the confidence of its shareholder ICIG in the Bilbao site and its prolonged position in the European sulfur value chain, and highlights the strategic significance of stably supplying molten sulfur to the European chemical sector.
to many years, WeylChem Bilbao has continuously supplied molten sulfur to customers across Europe relying on its integrated production and logistics support system.
Alix Deschamps, Managing Director of WeylChem Bilbao, said: "The approval of this feasibility study is an crucial measure to the future, confirming the shareholders' confidence in the Bilbao plant, the team and the prolonged fundamentals of the European sulfur market."
Molten sulfur is a core raw material to many chemical items such as sulfuric acid and fine sulfur chemicals. After the expansion plan of this site is implemented, it will further ease the supply pressure of molten sulfur in the European region and enhance the resilience of the regional supply chain.
We will contact you soon
888CHEM
Japanese 
Korean 
Hindi 
Russian 
Arabic 
Malay 
