BlueStar to build new specialty chemical plant in Tianjin

China National Chemical Corporation (ChemChina) has injected US$3.30 billion (RMB24.5 billion) in its specialty chemicals unit China National BlueStar to build a new chemical plant in Tianjin, the Shanghai Securities News reported. Construction began Thursday. According to Yang Xingqiang, general manager for BlueStar, the 3.88 square kilometer plant will include 15 units and become partially operational in 2009. It will be completed in 2011 at which point it is expected to generate US$4.04 billion (RMB30 ...

	BlueStar to build new specialty chemical plant in Tianjin By STAFF EDITOR Published: November 16, 2007 12:00 PM China National Chemical Corporation (ChemChina) has injected US$3.30 billion (RMB24.5 billion) in its specialty chemicals unit China National BlueStar to build a new chemical plant in Tianjin, the Shanghai Securities News reported. Construction began Thursday. According to Yang Xingqiang, general manager for BlueStar, the 3.88 square kilometer plant will include 15 units and become partially operational in 2009. It will be completed in 2011 at which point it is expected to generate US$4.04 billion (RMB30 ... You are currently reading 72 words of 219 total words in this article. To continue reading this article, you must be a subscriber. Log in now. Buy this article now for $10 USD. Not a subscriber? Start your 7-day free trial now. bookmark \| digg \| Permalink \| Tell a Friend Tags for this article: manufacturing , Shanghai , property , china , tax , US , Tianjin , overseas , energy , China Mergers and Acquisitions , revenue , securities	More Articles in Chemicals > Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. RELATED ARTICLES > Small particles drive ShengdaTech Evonik Degussa to build methacrylic plant in Shanghai Freudenberg Group to build Shanghai lube plant Pingdingshan Coal to build PVC plant Carlyle invests US$87m in Chinese chemical producer Jilin to house world’s No 1 glycol production base Sinopec and BASF to expand ethylene plant

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