Hyosung Corp. Plans to Construct PP (Polypropylene) and PDH Plants in Vietnam
Hyosung Corp. has proposed to build PDH (Propane Dehydrogenation), PP
(Polypropylene) complex and LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) storage facilities.
Vietnam: Hyosung Corporation, Seoul based renowned
textile and chemical manufacturing industrial conglomerate, announced to invest
USD1.2 Billion to build natural gas-fueled Propane Dehydrogenation (PDH), Polypropylene
(PP) complex and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) storage facility in Vietnam. The
company has signed a MoU with Vietnam government for construction of this
complex. The complex would be constructed in the Thanh district of Ba Ria-Vung
Tau province. The construction of the project would be executed in two phases. In
first phase, the company would invest USD335 Million to develop PP line and
USD133 Million for LNG tank. Later, in second phase, the company plans to build
second PP line and PHD unit with an investment of USD225 Million and USD500 Million,
respectively.
TechSci Research depicts that post the completion of this complex, the company
would sufficiently cater to the demand for polypropylene in emerging markets
such as China, Vietnam, and rest of Southeast Asian countries. With this, Hyosung
Corporation’s market share will
eventually take a leap in propylene and polypropylene global market.
According
to the recently published report by TechSci
Research, “Global Propylene Market
By Application, By Region, Competition Forecast
and Opportunities, 2011 - 2025”, the global propylene market is forecast to
grow at a CAGR around 6% during 2016-2025, on account of growing
industrialization and rising demand for demand for eco-friendly paints across
commercial and residential set ups. Additionally, announcements of various
emerging OPT plants for propylene coupled with smooth trading practices between
countries is boosting global propylene market. Furthermore, polypropylene is
projected to dominate global propylene market, on account of increasing
government regulations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in environment
supported by tremendous growth in the production of light commercial vehicles
and packaging industries.