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Serbian chemical industry news
19 September 2022
ADM Opens New Soy Protein Extrusion Facility in Serbia
The new facility in Serbia boosts non-GMO soy protein production, meeting high demand in Europe and supporting the growing meat alternatives market in the EMEA region.
8 July 2021
First Integrated ChemPark in Prahovo, Serbia
The ChemPark in Prahovo offers low-cost, CO2-neutral energy, excellent logistics, and green hydrogen opportunities, attracting foreign investors and enabling quick production startups.
27 November 2020
Timok Mine in Serbia Reaches High-Grade Ore Zone
The Timok Copper and Gold mine's Upper Zone has entered a high-grade ore area, enabling productive stoping. The ore contains covellite, enargite, and chalcopyrite, with copper at 9.23% and gold at 6.23 g/t.
22 November 2020
Zijin Plans Over USD 3 Billion Investment in Serbia
Zijin plans to invest USD 1.26 billion in Serbia, with total investments exceeding USD 3 billion. Efforts include facility expansion, environmental protection, and improved workplace safety.
30 July 2019
Toyo Tire to Build New Plant in Serbia
The new plant in Indijia City will produce high-value tires for Europe and Russia, leveraging IoT for efficient manufacturing. Operations start in January 2022, with a capacity of 5 million tires annually.
21 December 2018
Zijin Finalizes Investment in Serbia's RTB Bor Group
On December 18th, the company signed closing documents with the Serbian government, acquiring 63% equity in RTB Bor Group.
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21 June 2010
NIS Invests EUR 470m in Pancevo Refinery Modernization
EUR 397m will go to hydrocracking and hydroprocessing, EUR 70m to hydrogen production. Completion expected by Q3 2012, boosting refined oil to 4.8m tonnes/year and reducing pollution.
29 June 2005
Foster Wheeler Wins Hydrogen Unit Design Contract in Serbia
The project involves designing a hydrogen production unit at the Pancevo refinery, using natural gas feedstock. The unit will have a capacity of 47,000 Nm3/h and includes pressure swing absorption.
