Chemical industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina

chemXplore tracks 2 projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina, of which one is active.

1 Announced / Concept

1 new construction.

Owners and developers: Alumina (1)

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Latest Bosnian, Herzegovinian chemical industry news

3 February 2026
INA Advances to Hot Commissioning Phase at Rijeka Refinery

The Rijeka Refinery's new unit enters hot commissioning, testing with process fluids. Full operation is expected in 2026, boosting diesel production and reducing import needs.

19 January 2026
MOL Group to Acquire Majority Stake in Serbian NIS

MOL to gain control of Serbia's sole refinery, enhancing its Central and Southeastern European market presence. Transaction awaits regulatory approvals, aims for completion by March 2026.

19 January 2026
MOL Acquires Majority Stake in Serbian NIS

MOL to gain control of Serbia's sole refinery, enhancing its Central and Southeastern European market presence. Transaction awaits regulatory approvals, with completion aimed by March 2026.

15 December 2025
BASF and OQEMA Partner for Distribution in Central and Eastern Europe

The partnership covers polymer dispersions and additives, leveraging OQEMA's network for fast delivery and technical support, focusing on quality, reliability, and sustainability.

11 September 2025
Momentive Expands European Distribution with Safic-Alcan Partnership

Safic-Alcan will distribute Momentive's silicone elastomers in France and Eastern Europe, enhancing market reach and supporting innovation, performance, and sustainability.

13 February 2025
Nova Alumina to Build Waste-to-Energy Facility, Replacing Coal for Sustainable Production

€150M waste-to-energy plant using municipal waste, with Chinese partner to replace coal, cut CO2 and landfill use, meet EU emission limits; expanding solar to 20 MW

1 July 2006
Gikil Maleic Anhydride Plant Upgrade

Originally designed in 1979, the plant switched from benzene to N-butane in 2006 for environmental and financial reasons, producing 9,600 tonnes of crude Maleic Anhydride in the first year.