Borealis invests €49 million in Burghausen, Germany to scale up PP manufacturing

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Borealis Group (Vienna, Austria) announces a €49 million strategic investment to scale up production of Borstar® Nextension polypropylene (PP) at its manufacturing site in Burghausen, Germany. This will expand commercial production of next-generation single-site polypropylene (ssPP) grades that deliver enhanced purity, processability, and performance – supporting customers in key sectors including packaging, healthcare, mobility, and […]

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Borealis invests €49 million in Burghausen, Germany to scale up PP manufacturing

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