Ducor Petrochemicals

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Ducor Petrochemicals B.V. is a polypropylene producer and solution provider based in the Netherlands. The company specializes in manufacturing high-quality, customizable polypropylene products using advanced production technologies at its facility in Rozenburg near Rotterdam.

With an annual production capacity exceeding 180,000 metric tons, Ducor supplies non-toxic and recyclable polyolefin materials for diverse applications including automotive components, healthcare products, electrical appliances, textiles, packaging, and household goods. It emphasizes flexibility, serving both large and smaller customers with tailored grades, short production runs, and rapid turnaround times, supported by its strategic location adjacent to major European ports and pipeline networks.

Established with roots dating back to 1978 and rebranded in 2011, Ducor Petrochemicals B.V. has been fully owned since 2012 by Carmel Olefins Ltd., a subsidiary of the Israeli Bazan Group. The company focuses on innovation, sustainability, and long-term partnerships, holding certifications such as ISO 9001 and ISCC PLUS for renewable and mass-balance recycled materials. Recent initiatives include collaborations to develop bio-based and circular polypropylene supply chains.

In the European chemical industry, Ducor positions itself as a reliable, customer-oriented mid-sized player committed to sustainable polyolefin solutions and operational excellence.

Projects Ducor is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Ducor, of which one is active.

Ducor's role on them: Offtaker.

1 FEED / Pre-FID

1 new construction.

Expected to start operating, per year.

What moved recently
  • March 2026 Blue Circle Olefins Rotterdam Methanol to Olefins Facility · FEED / Pre-FID · The Netherlands

Contractors and offtakers are recorded on this project For subscribers

Targeting: Ethylene (1), Propylene (1)

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Latest news on Ducor

18 November 2025
Ducor Petrochemicals and Blue Circle Olefins partner to supply segregated bio‑ and carbon‑recycled polypropylene

Companies will produce and co-market segregated bio‑based and carbon‑recycled polypropylene for demanding segments, aiming for a fully circular polypropylene supply by 2030.

Where its projects are

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