- The new Rosendahl facility has a total capacity of 180,000 tons, a 50% increase.
- The factory produces tile and floor adhesives, as well as leveling compounds.
- The building adhesives business trades under the names Schönox, Cégécol, and Casco.
- The investment supports growth in both Western and Eastern Europe.
New Facility Overview
Akzo Nobel has opened a new factory for powder-based building adhesives in Rosendahl, Germany. This facility is part of an ambitious business expansion plan aimed at enhancing the company's building adhesive activities.
Increased Capacity
The new Rosendahl site has a total capacity of 180,000 tons, representing a 50% increase. This expansion is crucial for supporting further growth in both Western and Eastern Europe.
Production Capabilities
The factory is one of the most state-of-the-art facilities for powder-based adhesives in Europe. It produces a specialized range of tile and floor adhesives, as well as leveling compounds, catering to customers across Europe.
Market Reach
Akzo Nobel's building adhesives business operates under the names Schönox, Cégécol in France, and Casco in the Nordic countries. The new facility will enable the company to better serve craftsmen who prefer high-quality and innovative products.
