- Circular production capacity grew by 18% in 2024, reaching 227,900 metric tons.
- Borealis invested over EUR 100 million to triple production of recyclable HMS PP foam in Burghausen, Germany.
- Circular feedstock processing nearly doubled to 221,200 metric tons in 2024.
- Borealis launched a new compounding line in Belgium for premium recyclate-based polyolefins.
2025 BloombergNEF Ranking
Borealis advanced to third place in BloombergNEF's 2025 Circular Economy Company Ranking, up from sixth the previous year, highlighting its role in driving the transition to a circular economy.
2024 Achievements
In 2024, Borealis increased its circular production capacity by 18%, reaching 227,900 metric tons. Circular feedstock processing nearly doubled to 221,200 metric tons, expanding its circular product portfolio to help customers reduce environmental impact.
Key Initiatives
Borealis upgraded its Integra plant in Bulgaria for recycled polypropylene, implementing Borcycle™ M advanced mechanical recycling technology. A new compounding line in Belgium was launched, offering premium recyclate-based polyolefins. Additionally, Borealis introduced Borstar® Nextension polyethylene technology, setting new benchmarks in performance and circularity.
Investment in Innovation
Borealis invested over EUR 100 million to triple the production of recyclable HMS PP foam in Burghausen, Germany, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and collaboration in the circular economy.
