200 will mark another Eurochem, a Russian fertilizer producer plan to invest $570 million to upgrade its existing production facilities and building new units including a new 50,000 tonnes/year melamine facility at Azot, Nevinnomyssk.
The chemical plant which costs $277m using Germany's Lurgi process technology, is due on-stream in 2011. Overall, Eurochem is expecting an increase in its Azot, Novomoskovsk urea capacity by 25% to 2,000 tonnes/day as part of Eurochem's vision to conquer the Russian market.
The chemical plant which costs $277m using Germany's Lurgi process technology, is due on-stream in 2011. Overall, Eurochem is expecting an increase in its Azot, Novomoskovsk urea capacity by 25% to 2,000 tonnes/day as part of Eurochem's vision to conquer the Russian market.
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