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PETKIM PETROKIMYA HOLDING A.S. privatization
Turkey Approves Sale of Petkim
Privatization body cancels tender for petrochemical plant
Petkim: Ineos and Basell consortium among bidders
Kazakh consortium wins auction for 51 pct of Turkey's Petkim
DuPont Sabanci Polyester (Europe)
Sabanci Holding to Acquire DuPont's Share of DuPont Sabanci Polyester (Europe)
La Seda to acquire Advansa's PET, PTA and Preform businesse
Spain La Seda PET, PTA businesses to be re-launched as 'Artenius'
Turkey's Sabanci acquired a 99.5% stake in Chinese nylon company IQNE Qingdao Nylon from Invista
SABIC Forms Polystyrene Joint Venture with Baser Petrokimya of Turkey
Turkey's Tupras privatization bid attracts 20 potential suitors
Turkey's Sanko announces plans for petrochemical plant at Ceyhan
Turkish court rejects attempt by
trade union to halt Petkim sale
Petkim:
Authority's turnaround takes lower bid forward
Turkey' Petkim to build petrochemical plant in Iran
The petrochemical industry has
started to develop in the second half of the 20th century and
become one of the essentials in economy in a short time due to
usage, durability, price advantages and versatility of its
products, which can substitute various natural raw materials.
The idea of establishing a petrochemical industry in Turkey was
adopted in 1962, which was the beginning of the First Five Year
Development Plan period. Petkim Petrokimya A.S. was established on
April 3, 1965 under the
leadership of TPAO, following the studies and evaluations
performed.
The new company initially decided to establish Yarimca Petrochemical
Complex and started up the
Ethylene, Chlorine Alkali, VCM, PVC and LDPE plants in 1970. The
establishment stage of the Yarimca Petrochemical Complex was
completed after the commissioning of CB, Styrene, PS, BDX, SBR,
CBR, DDB and Caprolactam plants between the years 1972 - 1976.
Due to the rapidly growing domestic demand, Yarmca Complex had
started to become insufficient to meet the increasing demand
although the production capacities of most of the plants were
expanded by 100%. The establishment of second complex of Petkim at Aliaga was agreed during the Third Five Year
Development Plan period.
In Aliaga Complex, the plants which do not exist at Yarimca such
as Aromatics, HDPE, PP, PA, PTA, ACN and EO/EG and the plants
which exist at Yarimca but being insufficient in capacities such
as Ethylene, LDPE, Chlorine Alkali, VCM and PVC, were established
with highly advanced technologies and optimum capacities of those
days and start-ups of the plants were realized progressively
starting from the year 1985. The capacities of the plants in
Alia.a complex were increased with the first phase expansion and
modernization investments that realized between 1989 and 1993.
Most of the
plants in Yarimca Complex were closed in the period 1993-1995 because they had
completed their economic lives and had lost their
competitiveness.
Petkim transferred Yarimca Complex with its 5 plants (SBR, CBR,
CB, BDX, PS) in operating position to TUPRAS on November 1, 2001.
Petkim, as the sole producer of basic petrochemicals and the
biggest producer of thermoplastics and intermediates, is the
leader company of Turkish petrochemical industry. Apart from
Petkim, the other petrochemical companies in Turkey are SASA (240 000 tons/year
DMT), TUPRAS (33 000 tons/year SBR, 20 000 tons/year CBR, 40 000
tons/year CB, 33 000 tons/year BDX, 27 000 tons/year PS) and
Bafler Petrokimya (40 000 tons/year PS).
PETKIM PETROKIMYA HOLDING A.S.
Petkim Petrokimya Holding A.S.,
founded 1965, is one of the biggest enterprises in Turkey and is
the main producer and dealer of petrochemicals. Its products are
used in the manufacture of plastics, synthetic fibres,
fertilizers, synthetic rubber and automobile tyres. Petkim
exports products to the EU Countries, America, the Middle East
and Africa, Asia and Far East, Eastern Europe and other
countries.
BUSINESS PROFILE
| Established | 06/03/1965 | ||
| Main Business Line | Basis Petrochemical Products | ||
| Head Office | Aliaga / Izmir | ||
| General Manager | Turgut Bozkurt | ||
| Number of Employees | 6,592 (as of 12/31/2000) | ||
| Authorized Capital | 300,000,000,000,000 TL | ||
| Issued Capital | 117,000,000,000,000 TL | ||
| Cracker growth/ by Petkim |
2007年
Production Capacities Petkim Annual Report 2005
| tons/year | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Turkey's Petkim privatization to be completed Q2 2003
Turkish Petrochemical firm, Petkim Petrokimya, expects its privatization process to be complete within the first half of the year. On Jan 20, the government launched a tender for the block sale of a 51% controlling interest in Petkim, company sources confirmed.
Petkim is currently 93% owned by the Turkish government, and 7% by private investors.
London (Platts)--30May2003
Four companies to bid for Turkey's Petkim 51% stake Jun 6Four companies are set to submit bids in Turkey's tender for the sale of a minimum 51% shares in the country's sole petrochemical producer, Petkim, on Jun 6, a Petkim source told Platts, Friday.
The tender was floated on Apr 2. The four bidders are Standard Kimya AS, a Turkish chemicals company, Sanko Kimya Ltd, a Turkish chemicals and textiles group, ChemOrbis, a Turkish e-marketplace for chemicals and plastics, and Vakiflar Bank, one of Turkey's largest public banks.
Platts 2003/6/6
Standart Kimya acquires 88.86% of Petkim for $605-milTurkey's privatization office has announced the results of the tender for the sale of 88.86% of the shares in the state owned petrochemical producer Petrokimya Holding AS (Petkim). The highest bid of $605m was entered by a Turkish company, Standart Kimya Petrol Dogalgaz San. Tic. A.S.
Standart Kimya has no production facilities of its own, and is wholly owned by Turkey's Rumeli Holding, itself owned by Turkey's controversial Uzan family.
Jul 04, 2003 Chemical Week
Turkey Approves Sale of PetkimThe Higher Privatization Council (Ankara) has approved the sale of the Turkish government's 88.86% stake in petrochemicals manufacturer Petkim (Izmir) to Standart Kimya Petrol Dogalgaz Sanayi ve Tikaret (Istanbul).
9 July, 2000, Turkish Probe issue 390, Turkish Daily News
Raids on Two Uzan Companies Expose Mismanagement History
The Uzan family's Rumeli Holding, which is engaged in far-ranging activities from media to telecoms, the cement industry and finance to power distribution, is accused of sucking its two publicly traded affiliates dry and illicitly pumping their profits into its other subsidiaries.
August 7, 2003 Financial Times
Turkey/ Privatization body cancels tender for petrochemical plantA statement of the board said that Standart Kimya Inc. which was awarded with the Petkim tender did not fulfil conditions of the decision of the board taken on 30 July 2003 within 30 days of time.
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Standart Kimya of the Uzan family was initially awarded the bid for the Petkim Privatization for $605 million. This was the minimum floor value set for this privatization--one of the first privatization announcements for this year. Due to current actions against the Uzan family, Standart Kimya was not able to make its initial down payment for Petkim during the 30 days allotted following the award announcement.
http://www.petkim.com.tr/ing/ytrbilgileri1.htm
MAJOR INVESTMENT PROJECTS Recent Progress
Last Updated :April 1,2003
INVESTMENT PROJECT |
PROJECT COST (MILLION US $) |
CAPACITY INCREASE (TONS / YEAR) |
BEGINING - COMPLETION DATE |
L :
LICENSOR BE : BASIC
ENGINEERING DE : DETAILED
ENGINEERING P
: PROCUREMENT SC : SITE CONTRACTOR |
| ADDITION
OF AN OXY-CHLORINATION LINE TO VCM PLAN |
13.8 |
15,000 EDC (MODERNIZATION OF THE WHOLE UNIT) |
1997-2000 | VINNOLIT - GERMANY (L) KRUPP UHDE-GERMANY (BE,DE,P)
ÇÝLTUÐ A.Þ - TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| CHLORINE-ALKALI
PLANT (CONVERSION
TO MEMBRANE CELL TECHNOLOGY) |
35.1 |
20,000 CHLORINE (FROM 80,000 TO 100,000) 22,000 CAUSTIC (FROM 90,000 TO 112,000) 400 000 -> BRINE
|
1998-2001 | CEC - JAPAN (L,BE,DE,) CEC + PETKÝM (P) PAKPAÞ ÝNÞ-TÜRKÝYE
(SC) MESSO-CHEMIE TECHNIK (BE,DE,P) ALKE-TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| ADDITION
OF A SECOND 20 MW CONDENSING TYPE TURBO GENERATOR
TO THE POWER PLANT/ ADDITION OF COOLING TOWER |
12.1 | 56 MW (FROM 95 MW TO 151 MW) |
1997-2001 | ABB - SWEDEN (BE,DE,P) SETA ÝNÞ - TÜRKÝYE
(SC) / SPIG - ITALY (BE,DE,P) EREN ÝNÞ- TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| ADDITION
OF 17th REACTOR TO THE 4th PRODUCTION LINE OF PVC PLANT |
0.8 | 10,000 (FROM 140,000 TO 150,000) |
1998-2001 | SOLVAY ? BELGIUM (L) PETKÝM (BE,DE,P) TERBAY A.Þ.-TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| 2nd EXPANSION OF HDPE PLANT | 18.5 | 30,000 (FROM 66,000 TO 96,000) | 1998-2001 | MITSUI CHEM- JAPAN (L,BE) LURGI - GERMANY (DE,P) ÇOLAKOÐLU ÝNÞ-TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| ADDITION
OF A NEW LIQUID-SOLID WASTE TREATMENT UNIT AND MODERNIZATION OF THE EXISTING UNIT |
20.2 | INCINERATION OF 17,500 T/Y WASTE, 11.5 TONS/ HOUR STEAM GENERATION |
1999-2002 | VINCI (SGEE) - FRANCE
(BE,DE,P) SÝSTEM YAPI-TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| EXPANSION
OF THE WATER PRE-TREATMENT UNIT |
5.2 |
3,000 M3/HR (FROM 4,500 M3/HR TO 7,500 M3/HR)
|
1999-2003 | OTV - FRANCE / HIDRO OTV - TÜRKÝYE
(BE,DE,P) AKFEN-TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| VCM PLANT REHABILITATION AND HCL PRODUCTION | 19.8 | 10,000 (FROM 142,000 TO 152,000) |
1999-2003 | VINNOLIT - GERMANY (L) KRUPP UHDE - GERMANY
(BE, DE, P) PASÝNER-TÜRKÝYE(SC) |
| EXPANSION
OF ETHYLENE PLANT |
82.0 | 120,000 (FROM 400,000 TO 520,000) |
1999-2004 | S&W ? U.KINGDOM (L, BE) IFP (FRANCE (L,BE)(C3-C4 H.) MITSUI ENG.-JAPAN+GAMA-TR (LUMP SUM TURNKEY) |
| ADDITION
OF 3rd PRODUCTION LINE TO LDPE PLANT |
65.0 | 120,000 (FROM 190,000 TO 310,000) |
1999-2004 | DSM - STAMICARBON - HOLLAND (L,
BE) TECHNIP - FRANCE (DE, P) TOKAR-TÜRKÝYE (SC) |
| 2nd EXPANSION OF PP PLANT | 25.6 | 64,000 (FROM 80,000 TO 144,000) |
1999-2004 | MITSUI CHEM-JAPAN (L,BE) MITSUI ENG.(MES)- JAPAN (DE,P) |
| DEBOTTLENECKING OF STEAM GENERATION UNIT | 48.1 | CAPACITY INCREASE OF THE EXISTING BOILERS AND MODIFICATION FOR UTILIZATION OF NAT. GAS IN ADDITION TO FUELOIL | 2001-2005 | |
| REHABILITATION
OF COOLING WATER SYSTEM |
12.3 | CAPACITY INCREASE OF THE EXISTING COOLING WATER SYSTEM | 2001-2004 | SALINE WATER SPEC. -ITALY(DE,P) |
| REHABILITATION
OF DEMINERALIZED WATER SYSTEM |
5.1 | CAPACITY INCREASE OF THE EXISTING DEMINERALIZED WATER SYSTEM |
2001-2004 | OTV-FRANCE (BE,DE,P) |
| TOTAL | 363.6 |
RECENT PROGRESSES OF MAJOR
INVESTMENT PROJECTS As of : May 20, 2004
Expansion of Ethylene Plant : The basic engineering of the
project which will increase ethylene production capacity from
400.000 tons/year to 520.000 tons/year, has been performed by
Stone & Webster (UK) which was the original engineering
designer of the plant. For engineering, procurement and
construction phases, bidding was started on a lumpsum turn-key
basis. bids The tendering was finalized leading to signing of the
82.200 thousand US Dollars contract with MES/GAMA on August 8,
2002. The consortium is continuing the detailed engineering and
procurement services as well as construction work. Construction
of Heavy Metal Removal System was contracted separately to ONCU
INS. A.S. on December 30, 2003 with the amount of
356.623.340.000.-TL. HMR System construction work is continuing.
LDPE Plant Revamp and Debottlenecking : Upon project completion
the production capacity of the plant will have been raised from
190.000 tons/years to 310.000 tons/year. On November 7, 2001
license agreement of Euro 9.000.000 was signed with STAMICARBON
BV (Holland) and engineering-procurement agreement of Euro
47.000.000 was signed with TECHNIP (France). Licensing firm
completed and submitted the process design package on June 23,
2001. Detailed engineering and procurement work has been
completed. After tendering for the construction job TOKAR A.S.
has been awarded the contract amounting to 10.313.076.645.000.-TL
which was enacted on September 2, 2002. Construction work is
progressing.
Second Expansion of PP Plant : The basic engineering of this
project which aims to increase the production of polypropylene
from 80.000 tons/year to 144.000 tons/year, has been performed by
Mitsui Chemicals (Japan). Engineering, procurement and
supervisory services contract with the amount of 19.700 thousand
US Dollars has been awarded to Mitsui Engineering Shipbuilding
Co. Ltd. (Japan) and the agreement was signed on August 8, 2002.
The firm has completed the detailed engineering work. Equipment
and materials are being shipped. Bidding for construction work
has been started.
DuPont Sabanci Polyester (Europe) http://www.dupontsa.com/
known more generally as DuPontSA
DuPont Sabanci Polyester
(Europe), known more generally as DuPontSA, was formed in January
2000 as a result of the merger of the European polyester
businesses of both Haci Omer Sabanci Holding AS of Turkey and EI DuPont de Nemours and Company (DuPont). The businesses encompass the full range
of polyester production - fibres, resins, intermediates and
bottles.
Sabanci is one of the two largest industrial conglomerates in
Turkey. It employs over 30,000 employees and has existing joint
ventures with many major blue chip multinationals.
DuPont, founded in 1802 in Wilmington, DE in the USA is the
largest chemical company in the world, employing over 90,000
employees in its operations in 65 countries.
This joint venture married DuPont's prestigious manufacturing and
branded product heritage with Sabanci's sound business sense to
establish DuPontSA as Europe's number one player in all sectors
of the Polyester market.
Since formation we have evolved and leveraged this unique
position to provide service and product solutions that are
tailored to the needs of the customers of a dynamic industry. We …
| ・ | manufacture and sell polyester intermediates, fibres and resin across the European, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) region. |
| ・ | research and develop products and processes, either in house or with partnerships with universities, suppliers and customers. |
| ・ | provide technology and product solutions, some directly and some in partnership with DuPont for the brands and processes they owe, and we have the right to in EMEA. |
| ・ | provide a range of services and solutions to polyester and other producers, using our practical experience to advise them on how to run their operations more safely, efficiently and effectively as well as in a more environmentally-friendly way. |
Our corporate headquarters is in
The Netherlands, with our main manufacturing locations based in
The United Kingdom, Germany and Turkey. These are fully supported
by our network of sales and support offices around Europe.
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ポリエステル事業 ９８年２月 米デュポン社へ売却
2004/10/8
Sabanci Holding to Acquire DuPont's Share of Their Polyester
Fibers, Resins & Intermediates Joint Venture
http://www.dupontsa.com/
Haci Omer Sabanci Holding, A.S. (Sabanci Holding) announced today that it has reached agreement with E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (DuPont) to acquire DuPont's 50% share of DuPont Sabanci Polyester Europe B.V., known as DuPontSA. Following the acquisition, Sabanci Holding will own 100% of DuPontSA. DuPontSA will retain exclusive licenses in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Russia and the CIS countries to all its current technology, patents and trademarks for polyester fibers, resins and intermediates. ADVANSA
DuPontSA, established in 1999 by DuPont and Sabanci Holding, has annual revenues of more than US$ 1 billion and is a leading integrated producer of polyester fibers, resins and intermediates in Greater Europe. At its production sites in Wilton (U.K.), Uentrop (Germany) and Adana, Kurtkoy and Inegol (Turkey), DuPontSA has manufacturing capacity of over 1.3 million tonnes per annum of PTA, DMT, Polyester Filaments, Polyester Staple, PET Resin and Preform. DuPontSA also has state-of-the-art research and development facilities in Adana (Turkey) and marketing offices in Paris (France), Barcelona (Spain) and Milan (Italy).
Sabanci Holding's agreement to acquire DuPont's interest in DuPontSA is subject to appropriate regulatory approvals.
"DuPontSA is a true leader in its target markets in the dynamic polyester industry and we are pleased with this acquisition. Based on DuPontSA's state-of-the-art technology, globally recognized brands and talented international work force of 3,500, we foresee profitable growth ahead for DuPontSA and benefit to the entire industry through the delivery of superior products and services" said Dr. Celal Metin, CEO of Sabanci Holding.
"We believe that Sabanci is positioned to achieve excellent business results from DuPontSA going forward and, as DuPont moves on from polyester, we will continue to look for business opportunities to partner with Sabanci where complementary capabilities exist" said Richard R. Goodmanson, DuPont Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.
Sabanci Holding is one of Turkey's largest industrial groups. Employing over 35,000 people in 66 companies, it has interests in chemicals and fibers, as well as banking and insurance, food, retail, textiles, energy, cement, automotive, tires and tire reinforcement materials, telecommunications, paper and packaging materials. The companies operate in about a dozen foreign countries and export products world-wide. Sabanci Holding, which has controlling interests in 12 companies listed on the Istanbul Stock Exchange, has an aggressive strategy of growth through acquisitions and expansion of existing businesses.
DuPont is a science company. Founded in 1802, DuPont puts science to work by creating sustainable solutions essential to a better, safer, healthier life for people everywhere. Operating in more than 70 countries, DuPont offers a wide range of innovative products and services for markets including agriculture, nutrition, electronics, communications, safety and protection, home and construction, transportation and apparel.
| The formation of ADVANSA
brought together prestigious DuPont manufacturing and
branded product heritage with Sabanci's sound business
sense to establish ADVANSA as Europe's number one player
in all sectors of the Polyester market. ADVANSA is a wholly owned company of Haci Omer Sabanci AS of Turkey. The businesses encompass the full range of polyester production - fibres, resins, intermediates and bottles. Sabanci is one of the two largest industrial conglomerates in Turkey. It employs over 35,000 employees and has existing joint ventures with many major blue chip multinationals. Since formation ADVANSA have evolved and leveraged this unique position to provide service and product solutions that are tailored to the needs of the customers of a dynamic industry. We …
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Baser Kimya http://www.baserkimya.com.tr/
The Baser Group of Companies is a leading Turkish industrial group with activities in the chemicals, plastics, textiles, finance, food and international trade. The Baser Group's steady and fast growth has been guided by its corporate policies of unconditional customer satisfaction, investment in human resources and total quality management.
Baser Chemical, Baser Group's first investment in the industrial sector and the Group's flagship company, was established in 1974 to produce chemical ingredients for the detergent and cosmetic industries in Turkey and international markets. Baser Chemical is one of the largest chemicals manufacturers in Turkey and is investing steadily in the capacity and advanced technology required to compete successfully in this highly dynamic sector.
Baser Group http://www.baserkimya.com.tr/en/kurumsal.asp?grup=2
Baser Group is one of the leading industrial groups of Turkey with its companies operating in such sectors as chemistry, foodstuff, packing, textile and factoring.
The foundations of Baser Group were laid in 1951 when Mr. Mustafa Baser started textile business in Adana.
Baser Kimya runs a 40,000 mt/yr polystyrene plant in south Turkey.
Platts 2003/9/2
Turkey's Tupras privatization bid attracts 20 potential suitors
Turkey's privatization authority confirmed that 20 companies have purchased bid documents for the tender to buy 65.76% stake in state oil refiner and petrochemical producer Tupras, officials said late Monday. The tender deadline was recently extended to Oct 2.
Tupras also operates the Korfez petrochemical complex, at Yarimca, 70km west of Istanbul, which houses a 33,000 mt/yr butadiene extraction plant, 20,000 mt/yr polybutadiene rubber plant, 40,000 mt/yr carbon black unit, 27,000 mt/yr polystyrene unit and a 33,000 mt/yr styrene butadiene rubber plant.
October 13, 2004
EUROPEAN CHEMICAL NEWS
Cracker growth/ by Petkim, Turkey.
Petkim, Turkey, is to increase its cracker capacity at Aliaga,
Turkey, from 400,000 tonnes/y to 520,000 tonnes/y of ethylene and by 70,000 tonnes/y to
240,000
tonnes/y of propylene, 120,000 tonnes/y to 310,000 tonnes/y low
density polyethylene (LDPE). The cracker will be shut from Dec 2004-
Mar 2005 for the $400 M expansion. Polymer plants will continue
to operate with bought in ethylene during this time.
2006/7/28 Advansa
La Seda to acquire Advansa's PET, PTA and Preform businesse
H. O. Sabanci Holding’s subsidiary Advansa
BV (Advansa)
chaired by Engin Tuncay and La Seda de Barcelona, S.A. (LSB) chaired by Rafael Espanol
have signed today a Share Sale and Purchase Agreement which will
result in the acquisition by LSB of the PET, PTA
and Preform businesses currently operating in the UK, Turkey and
Romania within Advansa. Completion is subject to
necessary regulatory approvals and is expected to take place by
1st October 2006.
The acquisition of Advansa’s PET plants in UK
and Turkey with combined capacity of 280 kte will result in LSB increasing its
total PET capacity to around 800 kte per annum and becoming the largest producer
in the European region with the broadest market coverage. It will
also enhance LSB’s backward integration by adding 670 kte of
PTA capacity in Wilton UK to its existing position
in MEG production in Tarragona, Spain.
売却後のAdvansa
manufacture and sell polyester intermediates (DMT),
fibres and polyester polymer solutions across the European,
Middle East & Africa (EMEA) region.
With close to 300 thousand metric tons of fibre extrusion,
ADVANSA is, by far, the largest manufacturer of polyester fibre
products in its operating region of Europe, Middle East and
Africa.
ADVANSA produces polyester staple fibre and filament yarn, both
POY and textured, serving customers in the main enduse markets of
apparel, home textiles, and technical textiles with an extensive
range of products for all sectors.
Production takes place at three different sites, based in two
countries : Germany and Turkey. All sites are ISO registered with
integrated quality management and customer support services.
ドイツ（Uentrop） Polyester Staple 40千トン
トルコ（Adana) DMT 280 ktpa
POY 115 ktpa
Staple Fibre 125 ktpa
2006/5/17 AFX News
La Seda still studying PET acquisitions in Europe; no decision on Advansa
La Seda de Barcelona SA said it is still studying growth through acquisitions in the European polyethylene terephthalate (PET) sector, but has yet to make a decision on Turkish PET producer Advansa.
Spain La Seda PET, PTA businesses to be re-launched as 'Artenius'
The polyethylene terephthalate and purified terephthalic acid businesses of Spain's La Seda are to be re-launched under a new name, Artenius, according to a customer letter obtained by Platts, Wednesday. The change is already being affected for the UK, the letter said.
ADVANSA Europe's polyester leader
http://www.advansa.com/
The formation of ADVANSA brought together prestigious DuPont manufacturing and branded product heritage with Sabanci's sound business sense to establish ADVANSA as Europe's number one player in all sectors of the Polyester market.
Sabanci Holding to Acquire DuPont's Share of DuPont Sabanci Polyester (Europe)
ADVANSA is a wholly owned
company of Haci Omer Sabanci AS of Turkey. The businesses
encompass the full range of polyester production - fibres,
resins, intermediates and bottles.
Sabanci is one of the two largest industrial conglomerates in
Turkey. It employs over 35,000 employees and has existing joint
ventures with many major blue chip multinationals.
Since formation ADVANSA have evolved and leveraged this unique
position to provide service and product solutions that are
tailored to the needs of the customers of a dynamic industry. We …
・manufacture and
sell polyester intermediates, fibres and resin across the
European, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) region.
・research
and develop products and processes, either in house or with
partnerships with universities, suppliers and customers.
・provide
technology and product solutions, some directly and some in
partnership with DuPont/INVISTA for the brands and processes they
owe, and we have the right to in EMEA.
・provide
a range of services and solutions to polyester and other
producers, using our practical experience to advise them on how
to run their operations more safely, efficiently and effectively
as well as in a more environmentally-friendly way.
Fibres
& Yarns by ADVANSA
With close to 300 thousand metric tons of fibre extrusion,
ADVANSA is, by far, the largest manufacturer of polyester fibre
products in its operating region of Europe, Middle East and
Africa.
ADVANSA produces polyester staple fibre and filament yarn, both
POY and textured, serving customers in the main enduse markets of
apparel, home textiles, and technical textiles with an extensive
range of products for all sectors.
Production takes place at three different sites, based in two
countries : Germany and Turkey. All sites are ISO registered with
integrated quality management and customer support services.
The company's leadership position is reinforced by a strong
portfolio of branded and speciality fibres, backed by significant
ongoing investment in research and development and upstream
integration into intermediates.
Resins
& Intermediates by ADVANSA
ADVANSA has a very strong intermediates business based on our PTA plants at
Wilton, UK which are currently capable of producing 650 kte per
annum and
our DMT
plant in Adana , Turkey which has a capacity of 240 kte per
annum.
Our PTA plants serve the external PET resin, fibre and film
markets across our region with a competitive cost and excellent
service. These plants also meet our internal needs for PTA for
our own PET plants in the UK and Turkey. Our DMT plant is
essentially integrated with our downstream polymer plants linked
to fibre assets ,although we do have some surplus quantity for
external sales.
We have approximately 300 kte of PET capacity with our
CP plants in UK and Turkey. These plants serve the
carbonated soft drink (CSD) and mineral water (MW) packaging
markets in our region with both branded and general purpose
resin.
We are a leading producer of both PTA and PET in our region with
strong external market positions in the established sectors while
also developing and supporting new business opportunities in
sheeting, customised containers and other specialist
applications.
2006/8/14 Platts
Turkey's Sanko announces plans for petrochemical plant at Ceyhan
Turkey's Sanko Holding conglomerate was developing plans to
construct an oil refinery and petrochemical complex close to
Turkey's Mediterranean oil port of Ceyhan, Turkey's state owned
news agency Nadolu Ajans reported Monday, in an interview with
Sanko chairman Abdulkadir Konukolu.
In 2003 Sanko formed a consortium with Turkey's Zorlu to bid in the sale of a controlling stake in
state petrochemical firm Petkim, a sale which was later
cancelled.
Ceyhan ジェイハン市はBTCパイプラインの終点
Sanko Group http://www.sanko.com.tr/eng/default.asp
Sanko Group, which started its operations with a simple hand-loom in 1904, is continuing its business activities with the same energy and confidence of the first day. Sanko has been actively involved in textile business for five generations. Since the beginning of the 1990s , Sanko group has diversified its bussiness areas in both the national and international platforms. Today, the group consists of many companies and employs over 14,000 people. The companies are active in textile, construction, finance, packaging, energy, food, automotive, white-goods, climatization, information technology, health care and education areas.
Platts 2006/11/8
Turkey's Sabanci eyes further nylon acquisitions in China: CEO
Turkey's Sabanci subsidiary, Kordsa plans to expand further into
China, CEO Mehmet Pekarun has said. Turkey's Kordsa acquired a
99.5% stake in Chinese nylon company IQNE Qingdao
Nylon Friday from Invista, which Pekarun called a
"first step."
IQNE Qingdao Nylon has an annual capacity of only 3,000 mt/yr of
nylon 6 cord, and will be turning the cord into fabric. Kordsa
would then sell the finished tire fabric to Chinese tire
manufacturers.
Kordsa, Incorporated started operations as DuPont-Sabanci International, LLC in December 2000 combining the nylon industrial heavy decitex yarn and tirecord fabric businesses of E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co. of the USA and Sabanci Holding of Istanbul, Turkey. The company has manufacturing operations in seven countries with headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, USA.
In April 2005 Sabanci Holding purchased from DuPont its equity interest in the company, and the company was renamed Kordsa International effective July 01, 2005. Also effective July 01, 2005 the company has added and is beginning to integrate into its operations the polyester tirecord operations of Sakosa Sabanci Endustrieyel Iplik ve Kord Bezi Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S. located in Izmit, Turkey and Cobafi - Companhia Bahiana de Fibras, located in Camacari, Brazil.
The company is one of the largest suppliers of nylon and polyester industrial yarn, tirecord and industrial fabrics and single end cord with capacity over 150 thousand metric tonnes per annum, approximately 15 percent of the global textile rubber reinforcement industry. The company operates nine manufacturing sites with a total of approximately 2900 employees and has an annual turnover of approximately $700 million.
NORTH AMERICA:
Kordsa, Incorporated
Chattanooga Tennessee Heavy denier N6,6 industrial nylon yarn, extensible pick yarn feed stock
Laurel Hill, North Carolina TCF twisting/weaving/dipping
SOUTH AMERICA:
Berazategui, Argentina (Kordsa - Argentina) Heavy denier N6,6 industrial nylon yarn TCF twisting/weaving/dipping
Camacari, Brazil (Kordsa - Brazil) Heavy denier N6 industrial yarn Heavy denier polyester industrial yarn(Cobafi)
TCF twisting/weaving/dippingEUROPE:
Izmit, Turkey (Kordsa) Heavy denier N6,6 industrial yarn Heavy denier polyester industrial yarn(Sakosa)
TCF, C-belt, Chafer twisting/weaving/dipping
Cairo, Egypt (Nile Kordsa) TCF twisting, weaving, dipping
Muhlhausen, Germany (Interkordsa) Single end cord twisting/dipping
2001/1/8 In April 2005 Sabanci Holding purchased from DuPont its equity interest
DuPont
and Sabanci Holding Finalize Expanded Industrial Nylon Global
Joint Venture Agreement
DuPont and Sabanci Holding today announced the completion of an agreement to further expand their multi-regional alliance for industrial nylon. The new 50/50 joint venture creates the world's leading global supplier of heavy decitex nylon industrial yarn and tire cord fabric with over 100KT capacity. DuPont-Sabanci International, LLC, started operations at year-end 2000 and will use the tradename of DUSA International (DUSA) with headquarters located in Wilmington, Del.
"DuPont and Sabanci have a long history of cooperation dating back more than 25 years, including the formation of the DUSA yarn manufacturing joint venture in Izmit, Turkey, in 1987," said Guler Sabanci, DUSA chairperson. "Sabanci and DuPont share many core values which form the basis of our successful cooperation over the years. I am pleased to see this expansion of our alliance in industrial nylon."
"DUSA International will operate as one global business dedicated to meeting the needs of its customers in tires, mechanical rubber goods, cordage, and webbing better than any other nylon supplier," said Peter Hemken, chief executive officer of the new company. "This combination offers many benefits, among them the scale and resources to invest, renew and add value to our offerings for customers."
The new company will operate with a total of eight manufacturing sites and estimated 2,300 employees worldwide. Manufacturing facilities are currently located in the United States, Turkey, Argentina, Brazil, Germany and Egypt. North American business will be a part of the DUSA International entity. KORDSA Sabanci DuPont, the European business created in 1999 through the merger of the two companies' businesses in Europe, will become a subsidiary of DUSA International. Concurrently, DUSA Brazil and DUSA Argentina, formed in 1999, will also become subsidiaries of DUSA International.
DuPont, with over 60 years in the nylon industry, and Sabanci, with almost 30 years experience supplying dipped fabric, will combine their manufacturing and technology experience to benefit DUSA International customers. A number of facility modernizations are planned, under way or recently completed. A state-of-the-art nylon manufacturing facility began operation in Izmit, Turkey, late last year, replacing capacity that was retired with the closure of the DuPont plant in Doncaster, U.K., in 1999. A new fabric-treating unit also began operation last year in Camacari, Brazil. Twisting and weaving facilities in Camacari and also in Berazategui, Argentina, are being modernized this year, and construction of a new treating unit in Berazategui has begun with startup planned early in 2002.
The Sabanci Group has combined revenues of $10 billion and is one of the two largest industrial and financial conglomerates in Turkey. The Group employs approximately 30,000 people and operates in such diverse businesses as tire and tire reinforcement materials, banking, insurance, textiles, chemicals, automotive, cement, food and retail. The Group has grown both through expansion of existing businesses and by the formation of 50/50 joint ventures with multinationals such as Toyota, DuPont, Bridgestone, Philip Morris, Danone, Bekaert, CBR, Carrefour, Kraft foods International, BNP, Dresdner Bank and International Paper.
DuPont is a science company, delivering science-based solutions that make a difference in people's lives in food and nutrition; health care; apparel; home and construction; electronics; and transportation. Founded in 1802, the company operates in 70 countries and has 94,000 employees.
Formation of KORDSA ( Fabric Plant) 1973 Start - Up of MRG 1983 Formation of Yarn Plant (DUSA) 1987 Modernization of Kordsa 1st Mill 1991-1992 Establishment of NileKordsa 1993
Modernization of Kordsa 3rd Mill 1993-1998 Establishment of InterKordsa 1998
DUSA - KORDSA Merger 1999
Up-Grading of Dipping Units 1998-2000 Expansion Start - Up of Yarn Plant 2000
Establishment of Kordsa USA 2000 Establishment of InterKordsa USA 2000 Dusa LLC Formation 2001 Establishment of KianKordsa 2001 Relocation of Technology Center in Kordsa Izmit (Yarn) from Chattanooga USA 2003
KORDSA - SAKOSA Merger 2005
| 2001.11.30 KOSA AND SABANCI ANNOUNCE RESTRUCTURING OF SAKOSA JOINT VENTURE KoSa
and Sabanci today announced they will restructure their
SAKOSA Tire Cord joint venture in Izmit, Turkey. Sabanci
will take 100 percent ownership of the company,
increasing its stake from the current level of 50
percent. The transaction is scheduled to close in the
near future and is subject to both parties obtaining the
required government approvals. |
2007/5/29
www.plasteurope.com
Petkim: Ineos and Basell consortium among bidders
British chemicals and plastics group Ineos and polyolefins giant Basell in consortium with Demiren Ortak
Girisim Grubu, are among 19 organisations
reported to have made prequalifying bids for a 51%
stake in Turkey's largest petrochemical corporation, Petrokimya
Holding.
Preliminary bids closed on 14 May, with 18 of the 19 bids
received meeting required criteria. Final bids must be submitted
to Petkim by 15 June.
http://www.jetro.go.jp/biz/world/middle_east/tr/news/2003_2.pdf
民営化局は、国営石油化学公社(Petkim)の売却入札に応札した5 企業を発表した。
同局によると、Chermobis Ortak Girisim Grubu(Ilab Holding)、Standart Kimya Petrol Dogalgaz San.Tic.AS.、Sanko holding、Turkiye Vakiflar Bank、Zorlu Petrogas Petrol Gaz ve Petrokimya Urunleri の5 社となっている。
2007/7/5 AFX News
Kazakh consortium wins auction for 51 pct of Turkey's Petkim
Kazakhstan-based consortium Transcentralasia Petrochemical
Holding won
the auction for 51 pct of Turkish petrochemical company Petkim
with a bid of 2.05 bln usd.
In June
2003, Turkey
auctioned off 88.86 pct of the company to the controversial Uzan family empire for 605 mln usd, but cancelled
the sell-off two
months later after the Uzans failed to fulfil the required
conditions amid financial difficulties.
A second tender in August 2003 for the block sale of 88.86 pct
failed because of lack of investor interest.
In April
2005, 34.5
pct of the company's shares were sold to Turkish and foreign
investors in a public offering that raised 267 mln usd.
Petkim controls one-third of the petrochemicals market in Turkey
and employs about 4,000 people. Its net profit in 2006 was 40 mln
usd.
Eight companies or consortiums have presented bids for a block sale of a 51% stake in Turkish petrochemical firm Petkim.
About 40% Petkim shares are already listed on the stock market and Ankara is now selling another 51% as part of a broad privatisation programme backed by its creditor, the International Monetary Fund.The bidders are listed as follows:
Consortium listed as Socar & Turcas-Injaz joint investment group consisting of Turkish energy company Turcas and Azeri state oil company Socar and Saudi-based Injaz Projects.A consortium of Turkish Limak group (construction, energy, cement) and Israel's biggest oil refiner Carmel Olefins
Carmel Olefins’ decision to participate in the tender was part of its strategy to expand internationally. Petrochemical Enterprises controlling shareholder David Federman managed the company’s bid. Petrochemical Enterprises CEO Eran Schwartz said, “The winning bid seemed us to be too high.” He added that the company would continue to review investment opportunities in the energy sector.
TransCentral Asia Petrochemical Holding OGG
a Kazakh-Russian consortium (Platts)Turkey's Zorlu conglomerate (textiles to home electronics)
Turkish-based consortium listed as Hokan Chemicals joint investment group
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and Calik Energy of Turkey,
Consortium listed as Naksan-Torunlar-Toray-Kiler joint investment group
Firat Plastik, Kaucuk Sanayi ve Ticaret AS
Russian bank Troika leads $2.05 billion purchase of Petkim stake
Russian private equity firm Troika Capital Partners is one of three investors behind Thursday's buyout of Turkish state petrochemical company Petkim, according to a statement from Troika Dialog, its parent company.
The other investors in Trans Central Asia Petrochemical Holding--the consortium behind the $2.05 billion purchase of a 51% stake in Petkim--are oil company Caspi Neft and investment firm Evrazia, the statement said.
According to Russian business daily Vedomosti, Caspi Neft is a full subsidiary of US-based Transmeridian Exploration, which has operations in Central Asia.
Evrazia manages investments in Turkey for Russian and Kazakh investors, according to Troika's statement. Founded by Mukhmar Ablyazov, its main businesses are power generation and real estate, Vedomosti said.
Skvortsov also told the paper Troika Capital Partners plans to exit in between four to six years. The new owners are locked in for three years under the terms of the sale, he said.Transmeridian Exploration Incorporated is an independent energy company established to acquire and develop identified and underdeveloped oil reserves in the region around the Caspian Sea.
Turkish court rejects attempt by trade union to halt Petkim sale
Turkey's highest court,
the Danistay, has rejected an application by the Petrol Is trade
union to
halt the
sale of the 51% controlling stake in Petkim, Turkey's dominant
petrochemicals producer, on the grounds that the advertising for
the tender was in breach of privatization regulations.
The tender for the sale of 51% of Petkim was completed in July
with the winning bid of $2.05 billion being submitted by Kazakh-Russian
investment company, Trans Central Asia Petrochemical Holding, controlled by a US businessman
of Armenian extraction, Ruben Vardanyan.
Earlier this month the Turkish
Privatization Administration announced that Turkey's Higher
Privatization Council (OYK), a body consisting of the Prime
Minister, senior ministers and bureaucrats, had decided to award
the tender to the second highest bidder, a
consortium of Turkish petroleum distributor Turcas, Azeri state
oil company Socar and Saudi Injazz projects, which bid $2.04 billion.
The sale of 51% of Petkim to the Turcas-Socar-Injaz consortium
now has only to be ratified by Turkey's competition board before
it can be given the final go ahead, an approval that is expected
to be issued within the next two weeks.