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Selenis expands specialty copolyester manufacturing across Europe and North Africa

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Selenis, a specialty copolyester producer, acquired the production assets of Polisan Hellas in Greece for installation in Portugal. This acquisition adds continuous polymerisation capacity to Selenis's manufacturing base. By 2028, Selenis plans to operate over 200,000 metric tons of annual installed capacity across Portugal, Italy, Tunisia, and the United States.

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The expansion allows Selenis to serve the full market spectrum, combining the scale of continuous production with the flexibility of batch manufacturing across four countries. Selenis stated that the investment aims to build a strong specialty materials manufacturing base in Europe and provide customers with a competitive cost base.

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  • PortugalLocation for the installation of acquired production assets
  • GreeceLocation of the production assets acquired by Selenis
  • ItalyLocation of existing Selenis production sites
  • TunisiaLocation of existing Selenis production sites

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