Ukrainian chemical industry news

Q2 2025 saw doubled LIFO-based EBITDA, strategic investments in energy transition, and complete shift from Russian crude, enhancing regional energy security.

140 million cubic metres of U.S. LNG will be supplied to Ukraine, enhancing energy security and supporting EU goals.

Since March 2025, refineries process non-Russian oil, enhancing regional energy security through global sourcing and infrastructure upgrades.

Despite global challenges, the company increased 2024 turnover by 1.1 billion euros, driven by its focus on recycling, services, and water management.

The project in Khmelnytsky will cost USD76m, process 400kt annually, and start in 2026. It aims to boost local jobs, tax revenue, and meet EU soybean demand.

Due to martial law in Ukraine, production facilities are shut down. The company is prepared to comply with statutory requirements and urges everyone to remain calm.

A $100M plant in Ukraine will produce next-gen plastic guardrails for European markets. The JV will operate 100 production lines, aiming for $1.19B revenue, with ongoing investment over five years.

A 2,700-ton/year propylene oxide unit using eco-friendly HPPOa technology is under construction, with plans for a larger industrial unit and hydrogen peroxide production in the future.

The unit will recover waste CO2 from OPZ’s ammonia plant, producing 100,000t annually. Investment is 15-20 million euros, targeting the food, beverage, and transport cooling industries.