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Ekium is an industrial engineering and project management firm based in France, delivering multidisciplinary services for process industries. The company covers the full project lifecycle—from consulting and feasibility studies to detailed design, EPCM, and commissioning—across disciplines such as process engineering, mechanical and piping, civil and structural, electrical and instrumentation, automation and control systems, HVAC, and utilities. Ekium supports clients in sectors including chemicals, life sciences, energy, food and beverage, water, and other industrial markets, operating in France and internationally.
For the chemical industry, Ekium provides plant design and revamp services, capacity debottlenecking, process safety studies (e.g., HAZOP), regulatory compliance, and environmental performance improvements. Its teams handle brownfield and greenfield projects, utilities integration, control system upgrades, and digital engineering (3D modeling/BIM) to optimize project delivery and lifecycle management. The company also supports commissioning, qualification, and maintenance engineering to improve reliability, safety, and efficiency of chemical production assets.
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Discussions with stakeholders continue; state aid pending EU approval. Cash reserves and strategic adjustments ensure financial stability. New interim CEO appointed.
The plant will process 50,000 tons of PET waste annually, creating 150 jobs. It uses enzymatic depolymerization to recycle PET, reducing reliance on oil and supporting a circular economy.
Construction starts on the world's first PET biorecycling plant in Longlaville, France, with a 2025 commissioning target. The plant will process 50,000 tons of PET waste annually, creating 150 jobs.
The joint venture will invest €230M to construct a PET biorecycling plant in Longlaville, France, with plans to start construction by end of 2023 and commission by 2025.
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