PCC Rokita SA is a Polish chemical manufacturer headquartered in Brzeg Dolny. It forms part of the PCC Group and is majority-owned by German parent PCC SE. The company is publicly listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Its core activities include the production of polyether polyols, chloralkali products, phosphorus derivatives, naphthalene derivatives, and related chemicals. These serve sectors such as plastics, construction, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and coatings.
In 2026, PCC Rokita participated in an EU antidumping investigation concerning polyether polyols imports from China. It also signed a letter of intent for the integration of monochloroacetic acid production assets from PCC Group subsidiaries via a share swap.
Also known as PCC Rokita S.A..
chemXplore tracks 5 projects involving PCC Rokita, of which 2 are active.
PCC Rokita's role on them: Owner, Operator, Developer, and Offtaker.
1 new construction and 1 expansion.
1 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Offtakers are recorded on 1 of these 2 projects For subscribers
Targeting: Monochloroacetic acid (MCA) (1), Polyether polyol (1)
New flexible plant in Brzeg Dolny to produce non‑ionic surfactants, polyether polyols and ethoxylated compounds; completion targeted by end‑2028; investment ~PLN 842m.
Forecasts revenue near €1bn, EBITDA rising over 20% to a three‑digit million, and a return to EBIT profit; Q2 figures due Aug 20, 2026.
Antidumping probe targets Chinese imports of polyether polyols; provisional tariffs possible within 7 months, final measures in up to 14 months.
Share-swap would issue 4,251,619 new shares using a six‑month VWAP example (68.05 PLN), implying about €68m valuation; aims to centralise MCAA production and capture synergies.
New R&D hub with >5,000 m², 32 labs, 60+ research devices and Process Scaling Hall to accelerate lab-to-industry technology development.
Two measures — a €16m direct grant and up to €7m tax exemption — supported an ultra‑pure monochloroacetic acid plant in Brzeg Dolny; Commission found them compatible under regional aid rules.
The investment, valued at PLN 351 million, aims to boost production capacity and sustainability, with completion by mid-2026. Plans include renewable energy projects and advanced production technologies.
The new plant in Poland will boost MCAA capacity to 100,000 metric tons annually, meeting high demand. The facility integrates with existing chlorine production, ensuring efficient supply and distribution.
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