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Polypropylene in Russia Annual Market Report

2007

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Polypropylene in Russia - 2007

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RESUME....................................................................................................... 6

MARKET TRENDS ......................................................................................... 9

World ........................................................................................................ 9

Western Europe .........................................................................................16

Central and Eastern Europe .........................................................................22

Asia..........................................................................................................24

DEFINITIONS IN THE REPORT................................................................... 27

1. ASSESSMENT OF THE POLYPROPYLENE MARKET IN RUSSIA ................. 31

1.1 General State of the Economy in the Russian Federation............................31

1.1.1 General State of the Polymer Market in Russia....................................34

1.2 Russian Polypropylene Market ................................................................36

1.2.1 Current State of the Market..............................................................36

1.2.1.1 Price Analysis ...........................................................................38

1.2.1.2 Investments into Polypropylene Processing...................................39

1.2.2 Comparison of PP Market in Russia with Other Countries of the World....44

1.2.3 Forecast of the Market Development up to 2011 .................................50

1.3 Consumption of PP by Types ..................................................................53

1.3.1 Consumption of Homo .....................................................................55

1.3.2 Consumption of Impact....................................................................58

1.3.3 Consumption of Random..................................................................60

1.4. Consumption of Polypropylene by Markets ..............................................62

1.4.1 Fibers and Filaments .......................................................................65

1.4.1.1 Fibers ......................................................................................68

1.4.1.2 Sacks and Big-Bags...................................................................77

1.4.1.3 Coating....................................................................................85

1.4.2 Injection Molding ............................................................................87

1.4.2.1 Furniture..................................................................................93

1.4.2.2 Caps, lids .................................................................................96

1.4.2.3 Automobiles ...........................................................................105

1.4.2.4 Accumulators..........................................................................115

1.4.2.5 Medicine ................................................................................118

1.4.2.6 Electro-..................................................................................120

1.4.2.7 Thin-Walled Goods ..................................................................122

1.4.2.8 Other.....................................................................................126

1.4.3 Films ...........................................................................................132

1.4.3.1. CPP Films ..............................................................................135

1.4.3.2 BOPP Films.............................................................................137

1.4.4 Sheet Extrusion ............................................................................149

1.4.5 Pipes ...........................................................................................160

1.4.6 Other ..........................................................................................174

1.4.6.1 Roofing Materials ....................................................................175

1.4.6.2 Cable.....................................................................................181


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2. DOMESTIC PRODUCTION..................................................................... 182 3. IMPORT STATISTICS ........................................................................... 187

3.1 Import of Polypropylene ......................................................................187 3.2 Import of Finished Goods Made of Polypropylene ....................................194

4. EXPORT STATISTICS ........................................................................... 195 5. RATING OF BRANDS ............................................................................ 197 6. RATING OF MANUFACTURERS ............................................................. 198

6.1 Neftechemiya/Moscow Refinery ............................................................200 6.2 Tomskneftechem ................................................................................201 6.3 Ufaorgsyntez......................................................................................202 6.4 Turkmenbashy Refinery.......................................................................203 6.5 Linos.................................................................................................204 6.6 Borealis .............................................................................................205 6.7 Basell Polyolefins ................................................................................206 6.8 Basell Orlen .......................................................................................207 6.9 Slovnaft.............................................................................................208 6.10 Total Petrochemicals .........................................................................209 6.11 INEOS Polyolefins .............................................................................210 6.12 Dow ................................................................................................211 6.13 Sabic...............................................................................................212 6.14 TVK.................................................................................................213 6.15 Honam Petrochemical........................................................................214

7. RATING OF CONVERTERS .................................................................... 215 MARKET NEWS IN 2006........................................................................... 216

APPENDIX А - CONSUMPTION ................................................................. 229 APPENDIX В - IMPORT ............................................................................ 240 APPENDIX С - EXPORT ............................................................................ 249


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The Report contains analysis of consumption, production, export and

import of polypropylene in Russia in the context of PP types, markets, consumers,

producers and their brands, as well as the detailed statistics of the activities of

the top 15 market players. All data refer to 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

and 2006. Apart from that, the Report includes the forecast till 2011.

The Report contains the general classification of polypropylene: Homo,

Impact, Random and other propylene copolymers. There is detailed analysis of

trends in PP consumption in the following sectors: fibers and filaments, injection

molding, films, pipes, sheets, etc. For each consumption market we have

prepared mini-reviews describing the development history and the current market

trends. We have also provided detailed information on investments into PP

processing equipment in the context of sectors and individual processors. There is

in-depth analysis of data on end consumption, domestic production, import and

export of polypropylene (by PP types, processing sectors, producers and PP

brands).

For the first time in the CIS, we have presented the rating of sales of the

top 25 PP producers and the top 50 PP brands. The Report contains profiles of the

15 key suppliers of PP to Russia. For the first time, in this Report you will be able

to find the rating of the top 50 biggest polypropylene processors.

You will also be able to find answers for the following questions, in our

Report:

What was the consumption of PP in Russia in 2006? What are the market growth perspectives up to

2011, inclusive?

What was the rate of investments into PP processing equipment during 2000-2006?

What are the dynamics of PP prices in Russia? Is there any dependence on prices in Western Europe or

in Asia?

Which PP processing sectors are demonstrating higher growth rates than the market on the whole?

Why?

What are the volumes of production, export and import of finished goods made of PP: big-bags, sacks,

cast films, BOPP films, bumpers, accumulators, furniture, etc.?

Which companies are the leaders in terms of investments into PP processing, and in which sectors?

Which equipment do they use? Which PP brands do they buy?

Which PP suppliers increased their market shares, and which, on the contrary, lost their positions?

Why did import PP supplies exceed 190 kt in 2006? Which brands are being imported? To which

sectors?

How will the market change after the launch of production units in Nizhnekamsk and Budennovsk?

Why did the PP consumption in the sector of pipes double in 2006? What is going to happen to this

sector within the nearest five years?

How can the rapid growth of PP sales of the Turkmenbashy Refinery in 2006 be explained?

What is the actual consumption of the 30th PP brand in the sector of molded goods? Why no one could

give precise figures earlier?

What are the development perspectives of the investment projects on PP production in Russia?

In which sectors do domestic processors have good chances to press the import? By which products?

Which PP brands and in which volumes will be in demand within the nearest five years?

Which new processors are going to enter the market within the nearest year?

Report Statistics: 256 pages, 221 tables, 122 diagrams, 76 123 words, 686 mentioned companies.

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List of Tables

1. Top-10 PP manufacturing countries, 2005-2010, KT 2. Structure of world PP production capacities, 2004, % 3. World PP production capacities, 2002-2020, KT 4. World PP production capacities, 2002-2020, KT 5. Top-10 PP producers, 1999-2010, mln. MT 6. Currency exchange rates in Russia, 2000-2006, RUB 7. EUR and USD currency exchange rates in Russia, 2006, RUB 8. Key economic figures in Russia, 2000-2006 9. Production of some goods of processing industries in Russia, 2000-

2006 10. Production of some goods of processing industries in Russia, 2006 11. Consumption of base polymers in Russia, 2000-2006, MT 12. Polypropylene market in Russia, 2000–2006, MT 13. Investments into PP processing in Russia, 2000-2006, USD 14. Investments into PP processing by regions, 2000-2006, % 15. Investments into PP processing by regions, 2000-2006, USD 16. The biggest investments into PP processing in Russia, 2000-2006, USD 17. Consumption of PP in Russia, 2000-2011, KT 18. Market of PP in Russia, 2000-2011, KT 19. Consumption of Homo in Russia, 2000-2011, KT 20. Consumption of Impact in Russia, 2000-2011, KT 21. Consumption of Random in Russia, 2000-2011, KT 22. Consumption of PP in Russia by markets, 2000-2011, % 23. Consumption of PP in Russia by markets, 2000-2011, KT 24. Consumption of polypropylene in Russia by types, % 25. Consumption of polypropylene in Russia by types, MT 26. Consumption of Homo in Russia by markets, % 27. Consumption of Homo in Russia by markets, MT 28. Rating of Homo manufacturers in Russia, MT 29. Rating of Homo brands in Russia, MT 30. Consumption of Impact in Russia by markets, % 31. Consumption of Impact in Russia by markets, MT 32. Rating of Impact manufacturers in Russia, MT 33. Rating of Impact brands in Russia, % 34. Consumption of Random in Russia by markets, % 35. Consumption of Random in Russia by markets, MT 36. Rating of Random manufacturers in Russia, MT 37. Rating of Random brands in Russia, % 38. Consumption of PP in Russia by markets, % 39. Consumption of PP in Russia by markets, MT 40. Consumption of PP in the sector of fibers/filaments in Russia, MT 41. Consumption of PP in the sector of fibers/filaments by sectors, % 42. Rating of PP manufacturers in the sector of fibers/filaments in Russia,

MT 43. Rating of PP brands in the sector of fibers/filaments in Russia, % 44. Production of NM by types, 2000-2009, KT 45. Consumption of textile goods made of PP in Europe, 2004, KT 46. Output of chemical fibers and filaments in Russia, 2003-2004, KT 47. Production of fibers and filaments in Russia, 2004-2005, MT 48. Import-export of fibers and filaments in Russia, 2004-2005, MT 49. Output of PP fibers and filaments in Russia, 2000-2005, MT 50. Consumption of PP in the segment of sacks and big-bags, MT 51. Rating of PP bags manufacturers in Russia 52. Rating of big-bags manufacturers in Russia 53. Production of some types of goods in Russia, KT 54. Consumption of PP in the sector of molded goods by types, % 55. Consumption of PP in the sector of molded goods by types, MT 56. Consumption of polypropylene by injection molding sectors, MT 57. Polypropylene suppliers in the sector of molded goods, MT 58. Rating of PP brands in the sector of molded goods, % 59. Import of IMM for PP goods molding in Russia, 2000-2006 60. Rating of investments into injection molding in Russia, USD thous. 61. Production of office chairs by the biggest Russian manufacturers,

pcs./annum 62. Rating of PP brands in the sector of caps/capsules, % 63. Investments into production of caps/capsules, 2000-2006 64. Market of PET in Russia, 2001-2006, KT 65. Market of PET preforms* in Russia, 2002-2007, bln. pcs 66. Producers of beer, drinks and seed-oil in Russia 67. Production of automobiles in Russia, 2000-2006, thous. pcs. 68. Production of VAZ cars in Russia, 2002-2006, pcs. 69. Application of polymers in VAZ automobiles, kg 70. Production of other passenger cars in Russia, pcs. 71. Rating of investments into production of PP goods for automobiles 72. Production of accumulators in Russia, 2000-2006, thous. pcs. 73. Market of disposable syringes in Russia, mln. pcs. 74. Production of electric appliances in Russia, 2000-2006, thous. pcs. 75. Production of P&C in Russia, 2003-2006, KT 76. Consumption of PP in other sectors, 2000-2006, % 77. Consumption of PP in the market of films in Russia, MT 78. Consumption of PP in the market of films in Russia, %

79. Suppliers of PP to the market of films in Russia, MT 80. Top-10 polypropylene brands in the market of films in Russia, % 81. Consumption of film PP in Russia by sectors, MT 82. Import of CPP films to Russia, 2003-2006, MT 83. Properties of BO films 84. Physical-mechanical properties of BO films 85. Fields of application of the structure of BOPP 86. Application of BOPP 87. Production of BOPP in the world, 1990-2008, KT 88. Market of BOPP films in Russia, 2000-2007, KT 89. Production* of BOPP-films in Russia, 2005-2006, MT 90. Production of some types of goods in Russia, 2000-2006 91. Import of BOPP for the tobacco industry in Russia, KT 92. Rating of PP brands used in the production of BOPP films in Russia, % 93. Consumption of PP in the sheet extrusion sector, MT 94. Consumption of PP in the sheet extrusion sector, MT 95. Manufacturers of PP for sheet extrusion, MT 96. Polypropylene brands for thermoformed goods, % 97. Investments into sheet extrusion equipment, 2000-2006 98. Investments into thermoforming equipments, 2000-2006 99. Investments into PP sheet extrusion and thermoforming equipment,

2000-2006, USD thous. 100. Consumption of PP by sectors in the sheet extrusion market, MT 101. Comparative characteristics of PP and PS 102. Production of beer in Russia, 2001-2006 103. Dairy market in Russia, 2001-2006, KT 104. Market of multiwall polypropylene in Russia, MT 105. Production of thermoplastic sheets in Russia, MT 106. Consumption of PP in the pipes sector in Russia, 2000-2006, MT 107. Consumption of PP by types in the pipe sector in Russia, 2000-2006,

MT 108. Producers of PP in the pipe sector in Russia, 2000-2006, MT 109. Rating of PP brands in the pipe sector in Russia, 2000-2006, % 110. Market of PVC pipes in Eastern Europe, 2005, KT 111. Use of polymers for pipe production 112. Market of polymer pipes in Russia, 2000-2006, KT 113. Production of polymer pipes in Russia, 2003-2006, KT 114. Market of PP pipes in Russia, 2000-2006, KT 115. MRS index in regarding ISO 4427 standards 116. Specification of the 23007–30Т brand 117. Rating of PP pipes manufacturers in Russia, 2006 118. Commissioning of new housing in Russia, mln. m² 119. Consumption of PP in other market by types in Russia, MT 120. Consumption of polypropylene by sectors, MT 121. APP-G specification 122. Consumption of PP in the sector of roofing materials, MT 123. Import of PP to the sector of roofing materials by types, MT 124. Importers of PP to the sector of roofing materials, MT 125. Import of PP to the sector of roofing materials by types, % 126. Production of roofing and insulating materials in Russia, mln. m² 127. Production of cable insulation in Russia, 2000-2006, thous. km 128. Structure of costs of PP production under the Basell Spheripol

technology, 2004* 129. Structure of costs of PP production under the Dow Upol technology,

2004* 130. Production of polypropylene in Russia, KT 131. Production of polypropylene in Russia, 2006, KT 132. Production of polypropylene in Russia, 2006, KT 133. Import of polypropylene to Russia, 2000-2007, MT 134. Import of polypropylene to Russia by types, 2000-2006, % 135. Import of polypropylene to Russia by types, 2000-2006, MT 136. Import of polypropylene to Russia by processing sectors, % 137. Import of polypropylene to Russia by processing sectors, MT 138. Main suppliers of polypropylene to Russia, MT 139. Main importers of Homo to Russia, MT 140. Rating of Homo brands imported to Russia, % 141. Main importers of Impact to Russia, MT 142. Rating of Impact brands imported to Russia, % 143. Main importers of Impact to Russia, MT 144. Rating of Random brands imported to Russia, % 145. Export of polypropylene from Russia, MT 146. Export of polypropylene from Russia by types, MT 147. Export of PP by producers from Russia, MT 148. Export of PP from Russia by countries, 2000-2006, KT 149. Rating of PP brands in terms of consumption in Russia, % 150. Rating of PP and copolymers sales by producers in Russia, MT 151. Market shares of PP producers in Russia, % 152. PP sales of Neftechemiya by types, 2000-2006, MT 153. PP sales of Neftechemiya by markets, 2000-2006, MT 154. PP sales of Neftechemiya by brands, 2000-2006, % 155. PP sales of Tomskneftechem by types, 2000-2006, MT


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156. PP sales of Tomskneftechem by markets, 2000-2006, MT 157. PP sales of Tomskneftechem by brands, 2000-2006, % 158. PP sales of Ufaorgsyntez by types, 2000-2006, MT 159. PP sales of Ufaorgsyntez by markets, 2000-2006, MT 160. PP sales of Ufaorgsyntez by brands, 2000-2006, % 161. PP sales of Turkmenbashy Refinery by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 162. PP sales of Turkmenbashy Refinery by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 163. PP sales of Turkmenbashy Refinery by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 164. PP sales of Linos by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 165. PP sales of Linos by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 166. PP sales of Linos by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 167. PP sales of Borealis by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 168. PP sales of Borealis by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 169. PP sales of Borealis by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 170. PP sales of Basell Polyolefins by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 171. Pp sales of Basell Polyolefins by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 172. PP sales of Basell Polyolefins by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 173. PP sales of Basell Orlen Polyolefins by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 174. PP sales of Basell Orlen Polyolefins by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 175. PP sales of Basell Orlen by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 176. PP sales of Slovnaft by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 177. PP sales of Slovnaft by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 178. PP sales of Slovnaft by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 179. PP sales of Total Petrochemicals by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 180. PP sales of Total Petrochemicals by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 181. PP sales of Total Petrochemicals by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 182. PP sales of INEOS Orlen Polyolefins by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 183. PP sales of INEOS Orlen Polyolefins by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 184. PP sales of INEOS Orlen Polyolefins by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 185. PP sales of Dow by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 186. PP sales of Dow by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 187. PP sales of Dow by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 188. PP sales of Sabic by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 189. PP sales of Sabic by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 190. PP sales of Sabic by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 191. PP sales of TVK by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 192. PP sales of TVK by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT

193. PP sales of TVK by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 194. PP sales of Honam Petrochemical by types, 2000 - 2006, MT 195. PP sales of Honam Petrochemical by markets, 2000 - 2006, MT 196. PP sales of Honam Petrochemical by brands, 2000 - 2006, % 197. Rating of PP converters in Russia 198. Consumption of polypropylene in Russia by types, 2000-2011, MT 199. Consumption of polypropylene in Russia by types, 2000-2011, % 200. Consumption of polypropylene in Russia by sectors, 2000-2011, MT 201. Consumption of polypropylene in Russia by sectors, 2000-2011, % 202. Consumption of Homo in Russia by sectors, 2000-2011, MT 203. Consumption of Impact in Russia by sectors, 2000-2011, MT 204. Consumption of Random in Russia by sectors, 2000-2011, MT 205. Consumption of polypropylene in the injection molding sector in Russia

by types, 2000-2011, MT 206. Consumption of polypropylene in the film sector in Russia by types,

2000-2011, MT 207. Consumption of polypropylene in the sheet extrusion sector in Russia

by types, 2000-2011, MT 208. Consumption of polypropylene in the pipe sector in Russia by types,

2000-2011, MT 209. Rating of Homo importers in Russia, 2000-2006, MT 210. Import of Homo in Russia by countries, 2000-2006, MT 211. Import of Homo brands to Russia, 2000-2006, % 212. Rating of Impact Copolymer importers in Russia, 2000-2006, MT 213. Import of Impact Copolymer in Russia by countries, 2000-2006, MT 214. Import of Impact Copolymer brands in Russia, 2000-2006, % 215. Rating of Random Copolymer importers in Russia, 2000-2006, MT 216. Import of Random Copolymer in Russia by countries, 2000-2006, MT 217. Import of Random Copolymer brands in Russia, 2000-2006, % 218. Import of polypropylene to Russia by economic regions, 2000-2006,

MT 219. Export of Tomskneftechem polypropylene from Russia by countries,

2000-2006, MT 220. Export of Ufaorgsyntez polypropylene from Russia by countries, 2000-

2006, MT 221. Export of Neftechem polypropylene from Russia by countries, 2000-

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List of Diagrams

1. World polypropylene consumption, mln. MT 2. World PP consumption, 2006, % 3. World PP consumption structure, 2006, % 4. Polypropylene consumption structure, 2006, % 5. World polymer consumption growth, 2004-2010, % 6. Consumption of PP by regions, 2000-2010, mln. MT 7. World PP capacities and consumption, mln. MT 8. Regional PP balance in the world, 2005, mln. MT 9. Regional PP balance in the world, 2010, mln. MT 10. Consumption of PP in Western Europe, mln. MT 11. Consumption of PP in Western Europe, 2005, KT 12. Market of PP in Western Europe, 2005, KT 13. Market of PP in Western Europe, 2010, KT 14. Regional PP trading balance for 2004/2009, KT 15. Consumption of PP in Western Europe by types, 2005, KT 16. Consumption of PP in Western Europe by types, 2010, KT 17. Consumption of homo-PP in Western Europe, 2005, KT 18. Consumption of homo-PP in Western Europe, 2010, KT 19. Consumption of Random Copolymer in Western Europe by markets,

2005, KT 20. Consumption of Random Copolymer in Western Europe by markets,

2010, KT 21. Price for PP homo inj, 2005-2006, FOB NWE, EUR/MT 22. Price for PP raffia, 2005-2006, FOB NWE, EUR/MT 23. Consumption of PP in CEE, 2000-2010, mln. MT 24. Consumption of PP in CEE, 2006, KT 25. Consumption of PP in CEE by markets, 2006, KT 26. Consumption of PP by types in CEE, 2006, KT 27. Consumption of PP in Asia, 2000-2010, mln. MT 28. Consumption of PP in Asia, 2005, KT 29. Consumption of PP in Asia, 2010, KT 30. Consumption of PP in Asia by markets, 2005, KT 31. Consumption of PP in Asia by markets, 2010, KT 32. Consumption of PP in Asia by types, 2005, KT 33. GDP dynamics in Russia, USD billion 34. Consumption of base polymers in Russia, KT 35. Consumption of polymers in Russia, 2005, % 36. Consumption of polymers in Western Europe, 2005, % 37. Consumption of PP in Russia, KT 38. Consumption of PP in Russia, 2006, KT 39. Prices for PP homo inj in WE, 2006, FD NWE, EUR/MT 40. Prices for PP homo inj in Russia, 2006, USD/MT, CPT, Moscow,

including VAT 41. Investments into polymer processing in Russia, USD mln. 42. Investments into PP processing, USD mln. 43. Cost of a polymer processing line in Russia, USD thous. 44. Investments into PP processing by regions, 2006, % of the number

of lines 45. Investments into PP processing in Russia, 2006, % 46. GDP (PPP) in Russia and other countries, 2005, USD mln. 47. Consumption of PP in Russia and other countries, 2006, KT 48. Consumption of PP in Russia and other countries, 2011, KT 49. Consumption of injection molding PP in Russia and other countries,

2006, KT 50. Consumption of injection molding PP in Russia and other countries,

2011, KT 51. Consumption of PP in the market of fibers/filaments in Russia and

other countries, 2006, KT 52. Consumption of PP in the market of fibers/filaments in Russia and

other countries, 2011, KT 53. Consumption of PP in the market of films in Russia and other

countries, 2006, KT 54. Consumption of PP in the market of films and other countries, 2011,

KT 55. Consumption of PP in Russia by markets, 2011, % 56. Consumption of PP in Western Europe by markets, 2011, % 57. Consumption of PP by types, 2006, %

58. Consumption of Homo in Russia, KT 59. Consumption of Impact in Russia, KT 60. Consumption of Random in Russia, KT 61. Consumption of PP in Russia by markets, 2006, % 62. Consumption of PP in Russia by markets, 2006, % 63. Structure of PP application markets in the CIS 64. Consumption of PP in the market of fibers and filaments, KT 65. Consumption of PP in the market of fibers/filaments by sectors,

2006, % 66. World consumption of PP fibers in textile, % 67. Consumption of PP in Western Europe, 2005, % 68. Consumption of PP fibers and filaments in Western Europe, 2005, % 69. PP in the production of NM in Western Europe, 2005, % 70. PP in the production of NM in Western Europe, 2005, % 71. Big-bag production scheme 72. Consumption of PP in the flooring market, MT 73. Consumption of PP in the molded goods market, KT 74. Import of IM machines for PP processing in Russia, pcs. 75. Import of IMM to Russia, 2006, % 76. Consumption of PP in the sector of furniture in Russia, KT 77. The market of office furniture in Russia, USD mln. 78. Consumption of PP in the sector of caps in Russia, KT 79. Production of shampoos in Russia, mln. pcs 80. Consumption of PP for Auto- molded goods, KT 81. The scheme of polymer application in an automobile 82. The biggest suppliers of PP for the automobile industry, % 83. Application of PP in different components of automobiles, % 84. Consumption of PP for accumulators production, KT 85. Production of accumulators in Russia, mln. Pcs 86. Consumption of PP for molded medical goods, KT 87. Consumption of PP for molded medical goods, KT 88. Consumption of PP for thin-walled molding, KT 89. Consumption of PP in the sector of thin-walled molding, Russia,

2006, % 90. Consumption in other injection molding sectors in Russia, 2006, % 91. Import of PP molded goods to Russia, 2006, % 92. Consumption of polymers for toys production in Russia, 2006, % 93. Consumption of PP in the market of films in Russia, KT 94. World consumption of BO films, 2005, % 95. Consumption of BOPP in Western Europe, % 96. Consumption of BOPP in the packaging sector in Western Europe, % 97. Consumption of BOPP in the world, 2007, % 98. Consumption of BOPP in Russia, 2005, % 99. Consumption of PP in the sheet extrusion sector, KT 100. Import of PP sheet extrusion lines, pcs. 101. Consumption of pipe PP in Russia, KT 102. Evolution of the pipe market 103. Growth of pipes consumption, 2000- 2005, Western Europe, % 104. European pipe market, KT 105. Consumption of pipes, France, 2004 106. Consumption of pipes, Sweden, 2004 107. Consumption of pipes, Germany, 2004 108. Consumption of pipes, Poland, 2004 109. Market of polymer pipes in Russia, KT 110. Pipe production structure in Russia, 2006, % 111. Import of polyolefine pipes lines to Russia, 2000-2007, pcs. 112. Market of polymer pipes in Russia, KT 113. Structure of import of PP pipes to Russia, 2006, % 114. Consumption of PP in other markets in Russia, KT 115. Need for bitumen materials in Russia, mln. m2 116. Consumption of PP for cable insulation, MT 117. Production of propylene in Russia, KT 118. Production of polypropylene in Russia, KT 119. Import of polypropylene to Russia, KT 120. Import of PP finished goods to Russia, KT 121. Import of PP goods to Russia, 2006, % 122. Export of polypropylene from Russia, KT


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List of Mentioned Companies

1 ACNielsen 231 Brоksi 461 Perpetum

2 Alcoa 232 Bryanskiy аrsenаl 462 Peterburg prоdаks interneshnl

3 Alphamin 233 Bun’kоvskаya fаbrikа pо prоizvоdstvu pоliprоpilenоvоy i pоlietilenоvоy tаry

463 Petmоl

4 Alpla 234 Bytplаst 464 Petrоpоlimer

5 AMI 235 Vаvin Rus 465 Pigment

6 Amik 236 Vаldаy Plyus 466 Pikur-R

7 Amoco 237 Vаlentinа 467 PKF Gаls

8 Ampacet 238 Veyner plаstik 468 PKF Sаdkо

9 Amut 239 Vestа 469 PKF Siluet

10 Atofina 240 Vetоmpаk 470 Plаst Pаtriоt

11 AWA Anlagentechnik 241 Vikren-Rus’ 471 Plаstik

12 B.G.Plast 242 Vimm-Bill’-Dаnn 472 Plаstik (Аngаrsk)

13 Barmag 243 Viplаst 473 Plаstik (CHelyabinsk)

14 Basell Orlen 244 Virоnа-Mаksimа 474 Plаstik (Dzerzhinsk)

15 Basell Polyolefins 245 Viskоznоe vоlоknо, (g. Bаlаkоvо) 475 Plаstik (Sаnkt-Peterburg)

16 Battenfeld 246 VISS-Belgоrоd 476 Plаstik (Syzrаn’)

17 Bausano 247 Vlаdimirskiy khimzаvоd 477 Plаstikа-Tyumen’

18 BeePack Group 248 Vlаdipаk 478 Plаstikоr

19 Beiersdorf 249 Vоdpоlimer 479 Plаstkоn

20 Beko 250 Vоlgоtаrа-plyus 480 PlаstLyuks

21 Bericap 251 Vоskresenskie minerаl’nye udоbreniya 481 Plаst-pоlimer

22 Biersdorf 252 Vоstоchnаya neftyanаya kоmpаniya 482 Plаstpоliten

23 Blue Ocean International 253 Vоstsibаkkumulyatоr 483 Pleyady

24 BMB Biraghi 254 Vtоrplаst 484 Pоdоl’skiy АZ

25 BMW 255 Vyazemskiy Zаvоd Sinteticheskikh Prоduktоv 485 Pоdоl’skkаbel’

26 Borealis 256 GАZ 486 Pоlаd

27 Botheven Machinery 257 Gаzprоmbаnk 487 Pоleks Upаkоvkа

28 BP-Innovene 258 Gаzprоmneft’ 488 Pоleks Urаl

29 British Petrolium 259 Gаzservis 489 Pоles’e

30 British Plastic Federation 260 Gаygоrmоlzаvоd 490 Pоliаl’t

31 Bruncker 261 Gаy-Kоmplekt 491 Pоlibeks

32 Byron 262 Gаrmоniya plyus 492 Pоlilаyn

33 Candy Group 263 Geksа 493 Pоlileyer

34 Chemopetrol 264 Geоrg pоlimer 494 Pоlimer

35 Chery 265 Gidrоplаst 495 Pоlimerbyt

36 Cincinnati Extrusion 266 Gоlitsynskiy аvtоbusnyy zаvоd 496 Pоlimer-Kоmpаund

37 CMAI 267 Grаnd-Mаster 497 Pоlimerkоnteyner

38 Cobble 268 Grim-Kоsmetikа 498 Pоlimerkоnteyner-1

39 Continental Polymers 269 Grin Mаmа 499 Pоlimerkrоvlya

40 Corvaglia 270 Grinn Plаstik 500 Pоlimerpаk

41 DaimlerChrysler 271 Gruppа Evgо 501 Pоlimer-Prоdukt

42 Danone 272 Guаlа Klоuzhes-ОVK 502 PоliPаk

43 Degussa 273 DАK 503 Pоlipаk-YUg

44 Demag 274 Dаnа-777 504 Pоliplаst

45 Dippiemme 275 Dаrtvis 505 Pоliplаstik

46 DMT 276 Debyut 506 Pоliplаstik-Tekhnоpоl

47 Dow Chemicals 277 Delikаt 507 Pоliplen

48 DSM 278 Denis Оzоrnin 508 Pоliprоpilen (Bаlаkоvо)

49 DW Engineering 279 Destek 509 Pоliprоpilen (Ufа)

50 Electrolux 280 Dzhenerаl Mоtоrz 510 Pоlitаr

51 Engel 281 Dzhefpаk 511 Pоliteks-YUg

52 Exxon Mobil 282 Dzerzhinskоe оrgsteklо 512 Pоlitek PTK

53 Fare 283 Diаpаzоn 513 Prаym-TАSS

54 FAVEA 284 Dimitrоvоgrаdskiy zаvоd plаstmаss 514 Prоlоg

55 Ferromatik Milacron 285 Disprоmed 515 Prоm

56 Fiber Economics Bureau Inc. 286 DKS 516 Prоm-Pаk

57 Fina 287 DLV-Urаl 517 Prоmtekhsnаb

58 FORA 288 Dоbrа-Krаskа 518 Prоtek

59 Ford 289 Dоnskоy tаbаk 519 Prоtоn

60 Formosa Plastics 290 Dоn-Tоskаnа 520 PKHR


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61 Foster Wheeler 291 Dyuk 521 PET.Rus

62 Gabler 292 Evrоmetfilmz 522 Rаdugа (Nоvоsibirskаya оbl.)

63 Galileo 293 Evrоplаst 523 Rаdugа sintez

64 Gallaher 294 EVRОTEKHNОLОGII 524 Remprоmоbоrudоvаnie

65 General Motors 295 Evrоtrubplаst 525 Renо

66 GM-АvtоVАZ 296 Zhesekо 526 Retаl

67 Goplast 297 Zhivоy istоchnik 527 Rivаyvel

68 Greiner Аktiv 298 ZHilStrоyServis 528 RKK Enegriya

69 Generаl Mоtоrs 299 Zаvоd Аvtоkоmpоnentоv 529 Rоzа

70 HAO YU Precision Machinery Co 300 Zаvоd imeni V.А. Degtyarevа 530 RоsАvtоPlаst

71 Hellmanns 301 Zаvоd kоmpоzitsiоnnykh mаteriаlоv i plаstmаss 531 RоsEvrоPlаst

72 Honam Petrochemical 302 Zаvоd Krаski KVIL 532 RоsLаdа

73 Huhtamaki 303 Zаvоd mikrоlitrаzhnykh аvtоmоbiley 533 Rоssezh

74 Husky 304 Zаvоd pоlimernykh izdeliy 534 RоsTur

75 Hyosung 305 Zаvоd pоlietilenоvykh trub 535 Ruplаst

76 Hyundai Petrochemical 306 Zаvоd upаkоvоchnykh mаteriаlоv «Belgоrоdskiy»

536 Russkаya nоtа

77 ICIS-LOR 307 Zаvоd Filikrоvlya 537 Russkie krаski

78 Icopal 308 Zаvоd khоlоdil’nikоv Biryusа 538 Russtrоyplаstik

79 Idemitsu 309 Zаvоlzhskiy zаvоd gusenichnykh tyagаchey 539 Rustаvskоe KHimvоlоknо

80 Illig 310 ZАО Nоel’ 540 Ryazаnskоe khimvоlоknо

81 Ineos Polyolefins 311 ZUM «Belgоrоdskiy» 541 Sаyver

82 Japan Polypropylene / Mitsubishi 312 IzhАvtо 542 Sаmаrskiy zhirkоmbinаt

83 Japan Tobacco 313 Izоfleks 543 Sаnstrоykоmplekt

84 Kaufman 314 Ikаplаst 544 Sаrаnskiy zаvоd sаmоsvаlоv

85 Kazakhstan Petrochemical Industries 315 IKEА 545 Sаrаtоvоrgsintez

86 KIA Motor 316 Invent Prо 546 SАRОS mebel’

87 Korea Petrochemical 317 Inlаyn-R 547 Sаyanskkhimplаst

88 Krauss Maffei 318 Intekо 548 Svetlоgоrskоe KHimvоlоknо

89 Kuasy 319 Inter-Grim 549 Svоbоdа

90 Kun Fong Mashinery 320 Interkоnveks 550 SEАZ

91 L’Oreal Garnier 321 Internоvоplаst 551 Severnоe Siyanie

92 Lada 322 Interpаk 552 Severstаl’-Аvtо

93 Lamela 323 Interplаstik 553 Sevtаrа

94 Leader Extrusion Machinery 324 InterStаr 554 Segezhskiy TSBK

95 LG Chem 325 Irkutskkаbel’ 555 Serpukhоvskоy mоlоchnyy zаvоd

96 Liaoning Huajin 326 Iskrа 556 SiАyrlаyd

97 L'Oreal 327 Istаr 557 Sibvоlоknо

98 Luigi Bandera 328 Istоchnik tоkа Kurskiy 558 Sibgаzаppаrаt

99 Menshen 329 ITERА 559 Sibirskiy оptоvyy tsentr

100 Merloni Elettrodomestici 330 Kаzаnskiy tekstil’ 560 Sibkаbel’

101 Metalchem 331 Kаzаn’оrgsintez 561 Sibur KHоlding

102 Mitsubishi 332 Kаlinа 562 Sibur-Vоlzhskiy

103 Montell 333 KАMАZ 563 Sibur-Geоtekstil’

104 MST Mischsystemtechnik 334 Kаmа-sаks 564 Sil’ver Fud

105 Muoviportti 335 Kаmenskvоlоknо 565 Simоnа

106 Neumag/Sauer 336 Kаmkаbel’ 566 Skenа plyus

107 Nexant ChemSystems 337 Kаmpоlimer 567 Skit

108 Nissan 338 Kаnаt (Nizhniy Nоvgоrоd) 568 Smаrtplаst

109 Noimag 339 Kаnаshskiy аvtоаgregаtnyy zаvоd 569 SNОS

110 OIL 340 Kаpellа 570 Sоbigоr

111 Olmas 341 Kаssоn 571 SОV Gаvаn’

112 Padana 342 Kаtоd 572 Sоlnechnоgоrskiy zаvоd Evrоplаst

113 PetroChina 343 Kvаd 573 Sоsnоvskаgrоprоmtekhnikа

114 Philip Morris 344 Kinel’аgrоplаst 574 Sоyuzprоmplаst

115 Pipelife 345 Kirishinefteоrgsintez 575 Spаkо

116 Plastikom 346 KnААZ 576 Spetstekhrezerv

117 Platts 347 Kоkа-Kоlа 577 Srednevоlzhskiy zаvоd pоlimernykh izdeliy

118 Polar 348 Kоlоr-Pаk 578 Stаvbytkhim

119 Prime Polymer 349 Kоmbinаt khimvоlоknо (Bаrnаul) 579 Stаvrоlen

120 Procter & Gamble 350 Kоmetа 580 Stаndаrt plаstik

121 Propilco 351 Kоmiteks 581 Stаrооskоl’skiy zаvоd аvtоtrаktоrnоgо elektrооbоrudоvаniya


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122 Ravago Plastics 352 Kоmmunаl’schik 582 Stаs Legmа

123 Reifenhauser, 353 Kоmpаniya KоntMT 583 Stаyan

124 Reliance Industries 354 Kоmsоmоl’skiy-nа-Аmure АZ 584 Stellаr

125 Renault 355 Kоnskоr 585 Sterin

126 Resilux 356 Kоntinentаl Plаst LLS 586 Stinоl

127 Rolsen 357 Kоrоnа 587 Strоim vmeste schаstlivоe detstvо

128 Rummer 358 Kоrоs/Pоliаl’t 588 Strоypоlimer

129 Reiser 359 Kоtоvskiy LKZ 589 Strоypоlimerprоgress

130 Sabic 360 Krаsmаsh 590 Surа (Mоrdоviya)

131 Sacmi Imola 361 Krаsnоbаkоvskоe MАSLО 591 TаgАZ

132 Samsung Electronics 362 Krаsnоdаrkhimvоlоknо 592 Tverskоy Pоliefir

133 Sandretto 363 Krаsnоe Sоrmоvо 593 TvEks

134 Schoeller Arca Systems 364 Krаsnоyarskie vоlоknа 594 TD Bоgоrоdskiy

135 Seaguist Closures 365 Krаun Plаstik Rus 595 TD ZLKZ

136 Siemens 366 Krаftekо 596 TD ОKА-2000

137 Sinopec 367 Kristа 597 Tekh & Plаstik

138 Siplast 368 Krоnоs 598 TekhnоKrоv

139 Sirmax 369 Kubаn’-pоlipаk 599 Tekhnоlаyn

140 SK Corporation 370 Kubаn’teks 600 TekhnоNIKОL’

141 Skoda 371 Kuybyshevаzоt 601 Tekhnоpаk

142 Slovnaft 372 Kulebаkskiy metаllurgicheskiy zаvоd 602 Tekhnоplаst

143 SML Lenzig 373 Kurmel-Gyul Sentetik Аmbаlаzh Sаnаy Mаykоp 603 Tekhnоsbyt

144 Starlinger 374 Kurskiy zаvоd Аkkumulyatоr 604 Tekhnоteks

145 Sumitomo 375 Kurskkhimvоlоknо 605 Tekhplаstmаss

146 Sunoco 376 Lаbirint 606 Tiglet

147 Targor 377 Lаdа-list 607 TIL

148 Tecnimont 378 Lаdа-fаrm 608 Titаn

149 Tectus 379 Lаkоkrаskа (YArоslаvl’) 609 Tоbоl’sk-Pоlimer

150 Total Petrochem 380 Lаkоr-Plаstik 610 TоmPоliPаk

151 Townsend 381 Lаkrа Sintez 611 Tоmskneftekhim

152 Toyota 382 Leymа 612 Trаnsneft’

153 Trusioma 383 Lenmedpоlimer 613 Trekhgоrnyy plаstik

154 TVK 384 Livnyplаstik 614 Trubоizоlyatsiya

155 UBE MAX 385 Ligget-Dukаt 615 Trubоplаst-А

156 Unilever 386 Likinskiy аvtоbus 616 Trubоplаst-PN

157 Uniloy Milacron 387 Lindа 617 Turkmenbаshinskiy NPZ

158 VB Autobatterie GmbH 388 Linоs 618 TF Prоm

159 Verner Koch 389 L-plаst 619 Tyumenskiy аkkumulyatоrnyy zаvоd

160 Volkman/Saurer 390 Luer 620 Tyumenskiy z-d medоbоrudоvаniya

161 Volkswagen AG 391 Lukоyl-Neftekhim 621 UАZ

162 Wavin 392 Lyuberit 622 Unipаk

163 Weener Plastic Packaging Group 393 Mаykоpskаya shpаgаtnаya fаbrikа 623 UNPZ

164 Windmöller & Hölscher 394 Mаnufаkturа netkаnykh mаteriаlоv 624 Upаks-YUniti

165 Windsor Machines 395 Mаslоzhirоvоy kоmbinаt Sаnkt-Peterburgа 625 UrаlАTI

166 Wooshin Machine 396 Mаster-Grupp 626 Urаlplаstik

167 Zanussi 397 Mebel’-tоrg 627 Urаlplаsttаrа

168 Аbаkаn-plаst 398 Megа Term 628 Urаl’skiy zаvоd tаrnykh izdeliy

169 Аviаpаk 399 Medpоlimer 629 Urаlelektrоkоm

170 Аviаekspоrt 400 Mezоplаst 630 Ufаоrgsintez

171 Аvitek 401 Mensen pаkаdzhing SNG 631 Ufimkаbel’

172 АVS Fаrben 402 Meridiаn 632 Fаbrikа pоlimernоy upаkоvki

173 Аvtоаgregаt 403 Mettem-tekhnоlоgii 633 Fаrm-plаst

174 Аvtоаrmаturа 404 MIGО 634 Fiаt

175 АvtоVАZ 405 Mir Upаkоvki 635 Filip Mоrris Kubаn’

176 Аvtоmоbil’nyy zаvоd Urаl 406 Misteriya/Diаpаzоn 636 FinPrоmGrupp

177 Аvtоtоr 407 Mitrа 637 Fоpоs

178 Аvtоfrаmоs 408 MiF 638 Fоrd mоtоr kоmpаnii

179 Аgrоpаk 409 Mоbifоrm 639 Fоrmаlаyn

180 Аgrоtаrаsnаb 410 Mоgilevskiy ZIV 640 Khimvоlоknо (Tоmskаya оbl.)

181 Аgrо-Trаst 411 Mоgilevkhimvоlоknо 641 Khimvоlоknо (Serpukhоv)

182 Аdаmey 412 Mоlоchnyy sоyuz 642 Khimvоlоknо (Kursk)

183 Аdа-Urаlplаst 413 Mоskаbel’ 643 Khimvоlоknо-Аmtel-Kuzbаss


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184 Аdzhip KKО 414 Mоskоvskiy NPZ 644 Khimik (Krаsnоdаrskiy krаy)

185 Аzоt-tаrа 415 Mоskоvskiy prоzhektоrnyy zаvоd 645 Khimicheskiy prоgress

186 Аy-Si-Ti 416 M-plactika 646 Khimkоm

187 Аyspа 417 MTK Elets 647 Khimpek

188 Аkvаlоn 418 Mul’tifleks 648 Khimservis

189 Аkkumulyatоrnye tekhnоlоgii 419 Nevа-Tаft 649 Khitоn

190 АKОM 420 Nevskаya kоsmetikа 650 Khоlding Teks

191 Аksiоmа 421 Nevskie krаski 651 Khоldingоvаya kоmpаniya Bаrnаultrаnsmаsh

192 Аlаnger 422 Nelidоvskiy zаvоd plаstmаss 652 Khоlteks-Аvtо

193 Аlekо-Grupp 423 Neftekhimiya/Intekо 653 Khukhtаmаki S.N.G.

194 Аlensiо 424 Nizhegоrоdskiy zаvоd plаstmаss 654 Tsentrpаk

195 Аl’kоr 425 Nizhnekаmskneftekhim 655 Tserius

196 Аl’fаtekhfоrm 426 Nit’ (g. Bаlаkоvо) 656 TSSKB-Prоgress

197 Аmurkаbel’ 427 Nitek-plаst 657 Chаngzhоu Khengeng Plаstik Mаshineri Kоmpаnii

198 Аmur-plаstik 428 Nоvаplаst 658 Chаrоdeykа

199 Аni plаst 429 Nоvаtek-Pоlimer 659 Chelyabinskiy zаvоd strоitel’nо-dоrоzhnykh mаshin

200 АPG - Vоstоchnаya Evrоpа 430 Nоvupаk 660 Cheri

201 Аppаcher 431 Nоginskiy Zаvоd Krоvel’nykh Mаteriаlоv 661 Chechentаrа

202 Аprel’ 432 Nоmаteks 662 CHTZ

203 Аrаmil’skiy zаvоd plаstmаss 433 Nоrdplаst 663 CHKHPО im. TSаkhilоvа

204 Аrzаmаsskiy mаshinоstrоitel’nyy zаvоd

434 Nоrmаnn 664 Shаkhtinskiy zаvоd

205 Аrkаdа 435 NPО Strоypоlimer 665 Schekinskоe KHimvоlоknо

206 Аrmtаrа-Urаl 436 NPP-Prоgress 666 Ekоfin

207 Аrnest 437 Оgоnek 667 Ekrаn

208 Аrоmаt 438 Оdilаk 668 Eksimpаk

209 Аrtplаst 439 Оmskiy zаvоd stirаl’nykh mаshin 669 Elekоnd-Plаstik

210 Аskоm 440 Оmskiy zаvоd trubnоy izоlyatsii 670 Elektrоvypryamitel’

211 Аskоniya 441 Оmskiy NPZ 671 Elektrоistоchnik

212 АS-Press 442 Оmskkrоvlya 672 Elektrоmekhаnicheskiy zаvоd im. V. Il’ichа

213 Аssоl’ 443 Оrgkrоvlya 673 Empils

214 Аsfа-plаstik 444 Оrelsibgаzаppаrаt 674 Etаlоn-Plаstservis

215 Аutоmоtiv lаyting 445 Оrenburggаzprоm 675 Yugоn Plаst

216 Bаlаkоvskie vоlоknа 446 Оrplаst zаvоd krоvel’nykh 676 Yuzhkаbel’

217 Bаshneftekhim 447 Оrskiy khlebоkоmbinаt 677 Yunimilk

218 Belgоrоdskiy zаvоd pоlimernykh mаteriаlоv

448 Оskоl-Kаnаt 678 Yuniоniks

219 Biаksplen 449 ОTMK 679 Yunipаk

220 BIMАplаst 450 Оchаkоvо 680 Yuniplаst

221 Biplаnt 451 Pаvlоvskiy аvtоbus 681 Yunifоl

222 Biplаst 452 Pаkplаstikа 682 Yunteks

223 Blаgоveschenskiy plаstik 453 Pаuer Interneshnl 683 Yantаr’

224 Bоgоrоdskie vоlоknа 454 PBK Оchаkоvо 684 Yarоslаvskiy zаvоd dizel’nоy аppаrаtury

225 Bоrоdinо-plаst 455 Penzа-Plаstik 685 Yarоslаvskiy zаvоd tоplivnоy аppаrаtury

226 Brit 456 Penzmаsh 686 Yarоslаvskiy kоmbinаt mоlоchnykh prоduktоv

227 British Аmerikаn Tоbаkkо 457 Pepsi-Kоlа

228 British Аmerikаn Tоbаkkо-SPb 458 Pervаya sаntekhnicheskаya kоmpаniya-SR

229 British Аmerikаn Tоbаkkо-STF 459 Pervоurаl’skiy nоvоtrubnyy zаvоd

230 British Аmerikаn Tоbаkkо-YAvа 460 Perint



RESUME

The Russian polypropylene market is quite difficult for analysis. Our

analysts have been working on the studies of that market for more than six

months. In the long run, we did our best to make the most professional report

allowing close tracing of the history of the polypropylene market, as well as

assessing its prospects for the nearest five years. The Report “Polypropylene in

Russia – 2007” contains the maximum detailed market analysis carried out in

compliance with the internal standards of MRC. Prior its preparation we studied

many researches conducted by other companies and revealed a number of

common shortcomings that had not allowed obtaining an objective assessment of

the Russian polypropylene market.

Now, you are able to get the most detailed information on the market.

Because:

1) The Report includes general data on shipments of PP to Belarus. The

prevailing mistake of many researchers was that the overall PP consumption

in Russia was calculated without taking into account export shipments of

polypropylene to the Republic of Belarus. Indeed, Russian customs

authorities do not record export of the Russian PP, regarding it as internal

supplies. On the other hand, finished goods made of PP, say, BOPP films of

Mogilev ZIV, are imported back to the Russian Federation, and these supplies

are not recorded by the official statistics either.

2) If you take the Russian statistics of production of finished goods made of

polypropylene, then, unfortunately, your assessments of individual

polypropylene sectors would be incorrect in principle. Thus, the Federal State

Statistics Service of the Russian Federation does not take into account

production of PP films by many big manufacturers. In our opinion, it is not

correct to take account of production of PP films used further in the

production of PP filament as the production of PP films. The similar situation

is with the production of polymer pipes. The official statistics record

production volumes of only 42 manufacturers. Only two of them produce PP

pipes. The situation with the official statistics in the injection molding market

is absolutely catastrophic. Data on output volumes are recorded only by

one tenth of producers. Taking into account the aforementioned, the data we

obtained on polypropylene consumption by processing sectors significantly

differ from all other assessments made earlier.

3) Indeed, in compliance with prevalent reports, in the structure of general

polypropylene supplies, about 15% belong to the production of packaging,

22% - production of films and almost 9% belong to a mysterious sector of

cultural and household goods, as if films could not be packaging, and, for

example, buckets were not household goods. Can we, using this structure,

define, which polypropylene processing technologies are applied in the

market? No, we cannot. Can we, using this classification, tell polypropylene

suppliers, which brands and for which processing sectors (or, at least, with

which MFI) shall be offered to the market? No, we cannot. As a result, almost

275 KT of polypropylene produced in the Russian Federation cannot be

Official statistics take into account only one

tenth of cast polypropylene

processing



unambiguously related to either one or another technology of its processing

accepted in the world.

4) In order not to mislead players in the Russian polypropylene market, we

collected detailed statistics of PP supplies by all manufacturers represented in

the Russian market in the context of each polypropylene brand. We analyzed

sales of all 470 polypropylene brands, represented in the Russian market

during the recent seven years. At the same time, if analytics of supplies of

imported brands can principally be collected in the market, then the brand

mix of Russian polypropylene producers can be found only in our report.

5) Having collected and analyzed final data on sales of certain PP brands we

were able to define polypropylene consumption volumes in each processing

sector with high probability. Thus, the final data we obtained on production of

soft polypropylene packaging in Russia are almost three times different

from the official statistics.

6) As it was expected, we faced difficulties analyzing the 01030 (21030) brand

produced by manufacturers in the Russian Federation, Turkmenistan and

Ukraine (analogues of the 30th brand under A marking). According to the

existing GOST standards, this brand can be used in practically all PP

processing sectors: from film, sheet and pipe extrusion to injection molding.

Though this brand has significant limitations in processing sectors, it is often

blended with other PP brands in injection molding of accumulators, furniture

or tableware. It was especially difficult to equate processing of the 30th brand

of the Moscow Refinery (Neftechemiya/Inteco Group) with small and medium

converters dealing with the production of small-size molded goods (buckets,

basins, clothes-hangers, combs, brushes for paints, etc.), who do not submit

statistics and, as a rule, sell their products in street markets.

7) We studied sales of PP traders and tried to focus on end converters of

polypropylene. For that we used more than a dozen of different information

sources, including detailed statistics on foreign trade, financial indexes and

domestic shipments in the Russian Federation.

8) Big difficulties arouse during the analysis of supplies of equipment for either

one or another PP processing sector. It was especially difficult to distribute

injection molding machines because they can be used in processing of HDPE,

PVC, HIPS, GPPS, ABS, etc. While distributing injection molding machines we

took into account several criteria: converters’ sectors, the trademark of

injection molding machines and recommendations of producers on use of

these machines. As a result, in our analysis, each converter was related to

either one or another processing sector with either one or another brand of

polypropylene sector. Individually for each sector we made up the rating of

the most significant investments made by converters. Therefore, using the

dynamics of capital investments into equipment we judge about perspectives

for further growth in each polypropylene processing sector.

The 01030 brand is the most difficult for

analysis by processing sectors



9) Each processing sector has ratings of converters, made up on the basis of

our own assessments of polypropylene consumption, as well as ratings of

sales of each PP brand in each sector. That was done so that you could

define which polypropylene brands are the most popular today, as well as

how to form your brand mix in the most efficient way tomorrow.

10) The Report contains our forecast on development of the polypropylene

market up to 2011. Apart from domestic data on production, export, import

of raw materials, as well as on investments made by converters, we also

applied the method of analogies, so that to understand how the Russian

market would develop in the future reasoning from trends observed in other

countries of the world. As analogies we deliberately selected markets of those

countries which in terms of their feedstock potential (Saudi Arabia, Iran),

dynamics of economic development (China, Brazil, India), latitudes (Canada)

and existing economic relations (Poland, Turkey) are the most suitable for

comparison with the market of Russia.

11) We also described general development trends in the market of

polypropylene on the whole, and in each region using data of the leading

world analytical companies such as CMAI, Nexant and Townsend.

Furthermore, we analyzed dynamics of prices for PP during 2004-2006, using

data of ICIS and Platts.

12) We did our best to study business of each big converter by six key indexes:

- output volumes in 2006;

- export volumes in 2006;

- volumes of domestic direct shipments by railway in 2006;

- investment volumes during 2000-2006;

- import of polypropylene during 2000-2006;

- sales of polymer products in value terms.

Having analyzed six key business indicators of each converter, we compiled the

rating of 50 biggest Russian polypropylene converters in 2006.

In the Report we used the method of analogies with other countries for

the first time



… extracts from the Report …

World

Today, the world polypropylene market demonstrates stable consumption

growth rates. According to the preliminary estimations, the world polypropylene

consumption constituted 43.7 mln. MT in 2006; it is going to increase up to 53

mln. MT by 2010 (D. 0.1).

Source: MRCI

Asia remains the biggest consumer; its share constituted about 38% of

the overall polypropylene consumption in 2006 (D. 0.2).

Source: MRC

The countries of Central and Eastern Europe (the market capacity

constitutes 1.6 mln. MT) demonstrated significant growth of about 10.8% in

2006. That growth, in many respects, was conditioned by the transfer of

polypropylene production facilities from Western to Eastern Europe, first of all, to

the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary.

The main world polypropylene production capacities are concentrated in

North-Eastern Asia, Western Europe and North America. In 2005, their shares

constituted 28.3%, 21.7% and 21.3% of the overall world capacities,

correspondingly.

D. 0.1 World polypropylene consumption, mln. MT

5351.348.846.343.7

41.138.636.734.631.930.6

0

30

60

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008* 2009* 2010*

D. 0.2 World PP consumption, 2006, %

Asia

37.7%

Japan

6.2%

South America

4.8%

Western

Europe

19.5%

Middle East

5.9%

Africa

2.9%

Central Europe

3.8%

North America

19.3%

The polypropylene market in Central and

Eastern Europe demonstrates the

highest growth rates



The shares of North America and Western Europe would decrease down to

15.9% and 16.2% of the world PP production capacities distribution structure by

2010, correspondingly (Table 0.3).

Table 0.3 World PP production capacities, 2002-2020, KT

Region 2002 2005 2010 2020 AAGR, 2005-

2010, % AAGR, 2010-

2020, %

North America 8 460 8 720 9 971 14 260 2.7% 3.6%

South America 1 942 2 219 3 207 5 922 7.6% 6.3%

Western Europe

9 435 9 787 10 157 13 592 0.7% 3%

CEE 1 313 1 657 2 430 4 694 8% 6.8%

Middle East 1 435 2 097 7 966 13 794 30.6% 5.6%

Africa 625 625 1 667 2 271 21.7% 3.1%

Japan 2 898 3 091 3 377 4 389 1.8% 2.7%

Asia 12 823 14 728 23 946 33 944 10.2% 3.6%

Total 38 931 42 925 62 721 92 867 7.9% 4%

Source: MRC

The average world per capita PP consumption increased from 5 kg in 2000

up to 6.4 kg in 2005. The per capita PP consumption in South Korea is the highest

and constitutes 32.8 kg (in the Czech Republic this figure makes up 30.5 kg), in

Western Europe this index is lower – 21.5 kg. In Russia, the average per capita

consumption is one of the lowest in the world – about 3.2 kg per person.

Table 0.4 World PP production capacities, 2002-2020, KT

Region 2002 2005 2010 2020 AAGR, 2005-

2010, % AAGR, 2010-

2020, %

North America 18.1 18.3 21.9 28.9 3.7% 3%

South America 3.5 4.3 5.4 8.2 5% 4.2%

Western Europe

19.3 20.6 24.6 34.9 3.6% 3.6%

CEE 3 3.8 5.4 10.2 7.4% 6.6%

Middle East 6.6 9 10.8 15.5 3.8% 3.7%

Africa 1.2 1.4 1.6 2.1 2% 2.9%

Japan 19.2 21.1 22.5 29 1.3% 2.6%

Asia 3.7 4.4 5.8 8.5 5.7% 4%

Total 5.7 6.4 7.9 11.1 4.2% 3.4%

Source: MRC




1.1.1 General State of the Polymer Market in Russia

The Russian market of the four base large-capacity polymers was growing

on average by … % a year during 2000-2006. In 2006, the estimated

consumption of polymers exceeded the level of … mln. MT a year. According to

the forecast of MRC, the polymer market will increase by … %, and will exceed

the level of … mln. MT in 2007 (D. 1.1.1).

Source: MRC

Polyethylene is traditionally the first polymer in terms of consumption

volumes in the Russian Federation. The average annual consumption growth rate

constituted …% during 2000-2006.The PVC market is the fastest growing market

in Russia. Its average annual growth rate constituted ... % (Table 1.1.1.1).

Table 1.1.1.1 Consumption of base polymers in Russia, 2000-2006, MT

Polymer 2000* 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Polyethylene

Growth, %

Polypropylene

Growth, %

Polystyrene

Growth, %

PVC

Growth, %

PET

Growth, %

Total

Growth, %

* - not taking PET consumption into account

Source: MRC

PET holds the second position in terms of consumption volumes; the

average annual consumption growth rate constituted …% during 2001-2006. This

market increased from … KT in 2001 up to … KT in 2006.

D. 1.1.1.1 Consumption of base polymers in Russia, KT

0

2 100

4 200

2000* 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007forecast

2008forecast

2009forecast

2010forecast

PE PP PS PVC PET

Consumption of base polymers in Russia

constituted 3.37 mln. MT in 2006

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Polypropylene holds the third place in terms of polymer consumption in

Russia. The average annual per capita consumption of polypropylene in Western

Europe exceeds 20.6 kg, whereas in Russia it still constitutes …kg a year. The

overall polymer consumption structure in Russia somewhat differs from the

European model. Polypropylene consumption volumes in Russia are lower (in

relative terms), whereas PVC and PET consumption volumes are higher (see D.

1.1.1.2, 1.1.1.3).

Source: MRC Source: Plastic Information Europe

The lack of the most demanded polymers in the Russian market is the main

constraint for further development of the processing sector. Decreasing

consumption growth rates can be affected by more intensive competition of

domestic products with the import of finished goods because domestic products

lose its main competitive advantage – attractive price – due to increasing

feedstock prices. Gradually, owing to expanding production capacities, the

situation in the polymer market will improve.

D.1.1.1.2 Consumption of polymers

in Russia, 2005, %

14%9%

15%

22%

40%

PE PP PS PVC PET

D.1.1.1.3 Consumption of polymers

in Western Europe, 2005, %

25%

8%

9%

19%

39%

PE PP PS PVC PET

The demand for base polymers constituted 15-16% during the recent

two years




1.2.1 Current State of the Market

The Russian polypropylene market exceeded the level of 454 KT in 2006,

which was 11% more than the consumption in 2005. The average annual PP

consumption growth rate constituted 17% during 2000-2006. According to our

assessments, the PP consumption will exceed the psychological barrier of 500 KT

in 2007 (D. 1.2.1).

Source: MRC

Before October 2006, the production capacities of the three Russian

polypropylene producers constituted 300 KT, which is obviously too little to meet

the growing market demand. The produced PP brand mix does not meet current

requirements of Russian converters, either. Therefore, about ... % of the PP

consumption belonged to imported brands last year (Table 1.2.1.).

Table 1.2.1 Polypropylene market in Russia, 2000–2006, MT

Index 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

forecast

Production 228 448 259 412 260 999 285 633 292 418 285 692 285 298 417 006

Growth, % - 14% 1% 9% 2% -2% -0,1% 46%

Import 17 633 24 280 45 555 58 352 72 999 146 713 192 413 132 359

Growth, % - 38% 88% 28% 25% 101% 31% -31%

Export 62 226 47 937 52 478 39 051 31 563 24 098 23 631 49 877

Growth, % - -23% 9% -26% -19% -24% -2% 111%

Supplies to Belarus no data no data no data no data 23 799 9 034 13 539 18 602

Consumption 183 855 235 755 254 076 304 934 333 854 408 306 454 080 499 488

Growth, % - 28% 8% 20% 9% 22% 11% 10%

Source: MRC

The polypropylene production had been growing right up to 2005. There

was an abrupt decrease in PP output in 2005. That decrease was caused by the

reduced output in Ufa happened because of changes in owners of the company. In

2006, in spite of the launch of additional production facilities in Nizhnekamsk in

October 2006, the output remained at the level of 2005 (for more details see

Section “Statistics of Domestic Production”).

D. 1.2.1 Consumption of PP in Russia, KT

0

340

680

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008* 2009* 2010*

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During 2000-2006, due to the increasing domestic consumption, export PP

shipments were constantly decreasing. Today, Tomskneftechem is the key

exporter of polypropylene. China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Ukraine are the

main export markets (for more details see Section “Export Statistics”).

We would like to draw your attention to the fact that in 2006 there appeared

first signs of deficit accompanied by a significant rise in prices. High activity of

Russian converters contributed to the increase in import supplies; the favorable

situation in the domestic market allowed significant increase in import volumes

even taking into account high prices in Western Europe and Asia (D. 1.2.2).

Source: MRC

Import supplies increased in April 2006 due to the scheduled maintenance

at Neftechemiya (the group Moscow Refinery/Inteco). However, the market was

still tough. Problems with the PP production in Kapotnya in June, as well as

further scheduled maintenances in Tomsk and Ufa in July and August,

correspondingly, extended the lack of PP right up to November. Production

capacities in Nizhnekamsk were launched in mid-October. At the end of

November, they started major shipments of polypropylene from Nizhnekamsk to

the domestic market.

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D. 1.2.2 Consumption of PP in Russia, 2006, KT

0

30

60

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1.2.1.2 Investments into Polypropylene Processing

After the financial crisis of 1998, the Russian polypropylene market began

to grow rapidly. However, three years ago, none of the PP producers could predict

how fast the PP processing sector, as well as other polymer processing sectors on

the whole, was going to develop.

Today, the growth of PP consumption is favored by several factors. First of

all, the import of finished PP goods is being actively replaced with Russian

products. This is demonstrated by creation of Russian plants that produce goods,

which previously could only be imported: BOPP films, sacks and big-bags, large-

size molded goods, caps for PET bottles, etc. However, in spite of the fast import

replacement, the absolute figures on import of PP finished goods had been

growing right up to 2006. In 2006, overall import supplies still exceeded 100 KT

(or almost 22% of the overall PP consumption) – for more detailed information

see Section “Import Statistics”.

Secondly, consumer and investment expenditures in Russia keep on

growing. According to the results of 2005, the GDP per capita in terms of

purchasing-power parity (PPP) in Russia exceeded the similar figure in Turkey

(see Section “Comparison of the Russian Market with Markets of Other

Countries”). However, the per capita PP consumption in Russia is still aback of

Turkish or Polish figures. If in the Russian Federation it makes up about 3.2 kg,

then in Turkey it constitutes already 13.6 kg.

Thirdly, and probably this is the basis for the current development of the

polymer market, Russian converters keep on actively investing into processing

facilities. As we have already mentioned, their overall investments during the

recent seven years constituted more than USD 2 billion, which is almost four

times more than the investments made by polymer manufacturers. According to

the results of 2006, they invested about USD 600 mln. into polymer processing

(D.1.2.5).

Source: MRC

According to the assessments of MRC, investments into PP processing

constituted more than USD ... mln. during 2000-2006. According to our

estimations, the peak of investments was observed in 2005, when Russian

companies invested only into profile equipment (not taking into account other

Investments into PP processing in Russia

exceeded USD 55

D.1.2.5 Investments into polymer processing in Russia, USD mln.

0

200

400

600

800

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007forecast



fixed assets) about USD ... million. Thus, they launched four up-to-date BOPP

production units in Russia in 2005. In 2006, investments into PP processing

equipment were somewhat lower and constituted about USD ... mln. (D. 1.2.6).

Source: MRC

According to our estimations, investments into PP processing equipment

will make up about USD ... mln. Together with growing investments, costs of

purchased equipment were increasing as well. Thus, if in 2000 the average cost of

a unit of equipment constituted USD ... thous., then in 2006 it made up already

USD ... thous. (the growth made up more than 2.5 times) – see D. 1.2.7.

Source: MRC

Polypropylene processing is characterized by the similar dynamics. If in

2000 the cost of one complete line did not exceed USD ... thous., then already in

2005 that figure exceeded the level of USD ... thous. (taking into BOPP film lines)

- Table 1.2.2. There is a simple explanation for this: when Russian converters

were just beginning their businesses they tried to purchase the most acceptable

equipment in terms of price. As a rule, only used lines met that criterion. Today,

they, on the contrary, try to invest into high-tech equipment. During the recent

seven years, Russian converters put into operation about ... thous. complete lines

– extruders, injection molding machines, thermoforming machines – used for

polypropylene processing.

D. 1.2.6 Investments into PP processing, USD mln.

0

50

100

150

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007forecast

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The peak of investments into PP during 2000-

2006 was in 2005

D. 1.2.7 Cost of a polymer processing line in Russia, USD thous.

0

100

200

300

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

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Table 1.2.2 Investments into PP processing in Russia, 2000-2006, USD

Index 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Number of lines

Cost of one line, USD

Source: MRC

World-renowned companies entered the sector of PP processing: Alcoa,

Bericap, Huhtamaki, Wavin, Weener Plastic Packaging Group, Seaguist Closures

and others. According to our estimations, their overall investments only into PP

processing exceeded USD 100 mln.

Russian manufacturers of finished PP goods are more active than their

foreign colleagues – they invested more than USD 340 mln. Among other big

investment projects on PP processing we would like to mark out domestic

converters: AvtoVAZ, Biaxplen, Biplast, Grinn, Euromet, Novatec, RosEuroPlast,

Retal, etc.

About 48% of the overall quantity of imported equipment belong to

Moscow and Moscow Region. Only 16% belong to North-Western Region, 9% - to

the Far East and 6% for Volga and Central Regions (D. 1.2.7).

Source: MRC


Foreigners invested more than USD 100 mln.

into PP processing in Russia

D. 1.2.7 Investments into PP processing by

regions, 2006, % of the number of lines

Volgo-Vyatskiy

Central

North-Western

Urals

Central

Chernozem

East-Siberian

Far East

West-Siberian

Volga

Moscow and

Moscow Region

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1.2.2 Comparison of the PP Market in Russia with Other Countries of the World

Huge distances between key polypropylene producers and its consumption

centers in the Russian Federation, high PP consumption growth dynamics and own

potential to expand petrochemical capacities predetermined our selection of

countries-analogues that may help us forecast further development of the Russian

PP market. We selected eight countries (Canada, Brazil, China, Poland, Turkey,

India, Saudi Arabia and Iran), which by some features can be compared with the

Russian Federation.

Russia, as Iran and Saudi Arabia, has significant oil and gas resources. A

significant part of Russia, as well as in Canada, is located in northern latitudes.

The Russian economy is developing not slower than in China, India or Brazil. The

model of consumer behavior in the Russian Federation is close to the behavior of

consumers in the closest neighboring countries – Turkey and Poland.

Source: WorldBank

The Russian Federation is the first country in the world in terms of natural

gas resources. According to the data of BP, natural gas resources in Russia

constituted 47.82 trillion m3 (about 27% of the world resources) at the end of

2005. Oil resources constitute 10.2 bln. MT (about 6% of the world resources).

The population of Russia is 143.5 mln. people. According to the data of the World

Bank, the population of the Russian Federation will be reducing, and it is going to

make up 140 mln. people by 2010. The GDP in terms of purchasing-power parity

(PPP) in Russia constituted about USD 1 584 bln. in 2005. At the same time, the

GDP per capita in terms of PPP constituted USD 11 thous. last year. In terms of

GDP per capita, Russia is far aback of such countries as Canada, Poland and Saudi

Arabia.

The overall PP consumption in the indicated eight countries exceeded the

level of 15.1 mln. MT in 2006. The highest per capita PP consumption is recorded

in Canada – almost 18 kg (D. 1.2.2.2).

In order to make a model of the PP

market development in Russia we chose 8 countries-analogues D. 1.2.2.1 GDP (PPP) in Russia and other countries, 2005,

USD mln.

Turkey585

Canada1 111

Russia1 584

India3 666

Iran570

Saudi Arabia346

Poland505

Brazil1 536

China8 883

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500

Population, mln.

GD

P per

cap

ita,

USD

thous



Source: MRC

Apart from India, the level of the per capita PP consumption in Russia is

minimal, comparing with all other selected countries. According to our estimation,

this figure will reach the level of ... kg by 2011. The overall consumption in Russia

will increase by ... KT (D. 1.2.2.3).

Source: MRC

The average annual PP consumption growth rate in Russia will constitute

...% during 2007-2011. This is the highest consumption growth rate among all

other indicated countries.

D. 1.2.2.2 Consumption of PP in Russia and other countries, 2006, KT

Turkey1 098

Canada533

Russia454

India1 476

Iran453

Saudi Arabia316

Poland379 Brazil

1 181

China9 261

0

6

12

18

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 15

Population, mln.

PE c

onsu

mption

per

cap

ita,

kg

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The per capita PP consumption in Russia

exceeds only the level of India among all other

selected countries

D. 1.2.2.3 Consumption of PP in Russia and other countries, 2011, KT

Turkey1 334

Canada640

Russia

India2 289

Iran559

Saudi Arabua425

Poland515

Brazil1 515

China12 793

0

5

10

15

20

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500

Population, mln.

Consu

mption o

f PE p

er

capita,

kg

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1.2.3 Forecast of the Market Development up to 2011

According to our assessments, polypropylene consumption growth rates in

Russia will remain at the average annual level of ...% during 2007-2011 9%

(Table 1.2.3.1).

Table 1.2.3.1 Consumption of PP in Russia, 2000-2011, KT

Index 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Production 228 259 261 286 292 286 285 410 511 545 579 588

Growth, % - 14% 1% 9% 2% -2% 0% 44% 25% 7% 6% 2%

Export 62 48 52 39 32 24 24 43 65 60 42 26

Growth, % - -23% 9% -26% -19% -24% -2% 81% 52% -7% -30% -39%

Import 18 24 46 58 73 147 192 132 129 125 122 136

Growth, % - 38% 88% 28% 25% 101% 31% -31% -3% -3% -2% 11%

Consumption 184 236 254 305 334 408 454 499 559 610 659 698

Growth, % - 28% 8% 20% 9% 22% 11% 10% 12% 9% 8% 6%

Export share, %

27% 18% 20% 14% 11% 8% 8% 10% 13% 11% 7% 4%

Import share, %

10% 10% 18% 19% 22% 36% 42% 26% 23% 21% 19% 19%

Source: MRC

The overall PP consumption in Russia will increase by ... KT by 2011,

comparing with 2006. The existing production capacities were obviously not

enough to meet the domestic demand in Russia in 2006. In 2007-2008, taking

into account the launch of productions in Nizhnekamsk (180 KT) and in

Budennovsk (120 KT) the situation will certainly improve, and, most likely, the

deficit of base PP brands will be eliminated completely. The implementation of PP

projects, particularly, in Tobolsk or Omsk looks quite vague at the moment; they

can be considered closer to 2009-2010.

The share of import in the domestic consumption structure was rarely high

and constituted ...% in 2006, whereas the overall import of PP exceeded the level

of 192 KT (!). The situation shall improve by 2011; the share of import in the

overall PP consumption will decrease down to ...%.

Table 1.2.3.2 Market of PP in Russia, 2000-2011, KT

Type 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Homo 173 224 234 272 294 354 373 407 450 484 518 544

Growth, %

- 29% 5% 16% 8% 20% 5% 9% 11% 8% 7% 5%

Impact 7 8 12 24 26 36 47 55 67 77 86 95

Growth, %

- 18% 38% 103% 11% 37% 30% 17% 22% 15% 12% 10%

Random 2 2 4 6 9 12 22 27 30 37 41 45

Growth, %

- -10% 138% 26% 60% 32% 90% 20% 14% 21% 11% 10%

Other 2 2 4 4 5 7 12 11 12 12 14 15

Total 184 236 254 305 334 408 454 499 559 610 659 698

Growth, % - 28% 8% 20% 9% 22% 11% 10% 12% 9% 8% 6%

Source: MRC

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The share of PP import in the consumption

structure will be not less than 19%

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During 2007-2011, the consumption of Homo in the Russian market will be

growing on average by ...% a year; it is going to constitute about ... KT by 2011.

The main consumption market will be the market of injection molding; its share

during this period will remain practically unchanged, and will constitute about

...%. According to our assessments, the share of Impact in the overall PP

consumption structure in Russia will be growing faster than that of Homo, and will

constitute ...% by 2011 (Table 1.2.3.2)

Table 1.2.3.3 Consumption of Homo in Russia, 2000-2011, KT

Market 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Injection molding 114 146 128 151 154 186 180 193 217 231 249 262

Growth, % - 28% -12% 18% 2% 21% -4% 7% 12% 6% 8% 5%

Fibers, filaments

38 52 78 94 107 113 121 129 139 149 157 161

Growth, % - 38% 48% 21% 14% 6% 7% 7% 8% 7% 5% 3%

Sheet extrusion

9 11 12 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Growth, % - 27% 14% 18% 14% 8% 4% 7% 5% 6% 4% 4%

Films 1 1 1 1 2 21 38 46 53 60 65 70

Growth, % - 17% -4% -21% 103% - 79% 21% 15% 14% 8% 8%

Roofing materials

5 5 6 4 4 2 1 1 2 1 1 2

Growth, % - 13% 12% -26% 1% -64% -

63% 73% 47% -18% 19% 7%

Pipes 0 0 0 0 2 5 8 10 11 13 15 17

Growth, % - - - - - 129% 57% 26% 11% 15% 19% 9%

Other 6 7 9 7 7 8 8 8 7 8 8 8

Total 173 224 234 272 294 354 373 407 450 484 518 544

Source: MRC

The most dynamic consumption of Homo will be observed in the sectors of

pipes and films. The average annual growth of consumption in these sectors

during 2007-2011 will make up ...% and ...%, correspondingly. The consumption

of Impact during 2000-2006 was growing in average by ...% annually. During

2007-2011, this figure will be somewhat lower, and will constitute ...%.

Therefore, the market of Impact will almost double by 2011, comparing with 2006

(Table 1.2.3.4).

Table 1.2.3.4 Consumption of Impact in Russia, 2000-2011, KT

Market 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Injection molding

6 7 10 21 23 31 40 47 56 66 75 82

Growth, % - 19% 38% 114% 12% 36% 29% 16% 21% 17% 13% 10%

Sheet extrusion

1 1 2 2 3 3 5 6 8 8 8 9

Growth, % - 25% 18% 41% 12% 33% 38% 24% 35% -4% 7% 7%

Pipes 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3

Growth, % - 56% -8% 51% 74% 27% 20% 17% 11% 10%

Other 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 7 8 12 24 26 36 47 55 67 77 86 95

Source: MRC

Наиболее динамично будет расти

потребление ПП в секторе пленок и труб

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1.4.2 Injection Molding

The sector of molded goods is one of the most significant polypropylene

processing sectors in Russia. The polypropylene consumption constituted more

than ... KT in 2006 (D. 1.4.2.1).

Source: MRC

We expect that the consumption of polypropylene in the sector of molded

goods would increase by more ... KT (up to ... KT) in 2007. The growth forecast is

confirmed by investments made into PP processing injection molding equipment.

Table 1.4.2.1 Consumption of PP in the sector of molded goods by types, %

Type 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Homo 95% 95% 92% 86% 85% 83% 78%

Impact 5% 5% 7% 12% 13% 14% 18%

Random 0% 0% 0% 1% 2% 2% 2%

Other 0% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 2%

Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Source: MRC

PP supplies are dominated by Homo, however, domestic converters begin

to use Impact more actively (Table 1.4.2.2).

Table 1.4.2.2 Consumption of PP in the sector of molded goods by types, MT

Type 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Homo 114 369 146 388 128 289 150 778 154 218 186 406 179 822

Impact 5 857 6 971 9 603 20 594 22 978 31 335 40 336

Random 1 401 399 987 2 759 3 699 4 870

Other 744 968 1 621 2 008 2 013 2 288 4 061

Total 120 971 154 729 139 912 174 366 181 967 223 728 229 089

Source: MRC

The sector of molded goods includes a number of big segments: production

of furniture, caps for PET packaging, automobile industry, production of

accumulators, medical goods and electric household appliances.

D. 1.4.2.1 Consumption of PP in the molded goods market, KT

0

130

260

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007forecast


In 2006, they sold 229 KT of PP for the injection

molding sector in Russia






Polypropylene sales in the sector of caps/capsules have been stably growing

for seven years and now they have reached the level of ... KT (Table 1.4.2.3.).

Table 1.4.2.3 Consumption of polypropylene by injection molding sectors, MT

Type 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Furniture 6 970 8 435 9 175 10 746 12 573 14 575 16 031

Caps 3 347 5 921 8 289 10 351 12 375 15 493 18 188

Auto 11 682 14 306 13 931 14 394 15 560 16 264 17 869

Accumulators 6 410 6 718 7 054 8 011 7 680 7 392 8 663

Medicine 4 065 4 872 5 462 6 507 8 286 7 865 7 644

Electro 5 806 7 494 9 063 10 759 9 768 15 839 14 219

Thin-walled 19 975 21 431 22 575 34 595 39 463 53 410 56 954

Other 62 716 85 551 64 364 79 004 73 262 92 490 85 321

Total 120 971 154 729 139 912 174 366 181 967 223 728 229 089

Source: MRC


According to our assessments, the import of injection molding machines to

produce PP-goods in Russia constituted ... in 2006. During the recent seven

years, that figure made up ... pcs. (D. 1.4.2.2).

Source: MRC

Last year, investments into Injection molding machines (IMM) for PP goods

molding exceeded USD ... mln., the average cost of one IMM was more than USD

... thous (Table 1.4.2.6).

Table 1.4.2.6 Import of IMM for PP goods molding in Russia, 2000-2006

Index 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

IMM, pcs. 245 270 321 348 379 417 450

Investments, USD thous. 17 222 20 914 26 144 33 950 43 110 48 274 52 392

Source: MRC

Having analyzed the import of IMM during 2000-2006 by manufacturers

and purchasers, and using expert data, we got the following distribution of IMM

by shot volume (D. 1.4.2.3).

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D. 1.4.2.2 Import of IM machines for PP processing in Russia, pcs.

0

250

500

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007forecast





Table 1.4.2.7 Rating of investments into injection molding in Russia, USD thous.

№ Company Region Equipment Investments, USD thous.

1 Plastic, Syzran Saratov Region Demag 16 900

2 AutoVAZ Samara Region Engel, Krauss Maffei 10 000

3 Brit Bryansk Sacmi Imola 5 600

4 Polad Samara Region Battenfeld 4 000

5 Aniplast Moscow Region Demag 3 100

6 Technoplast Nizhni Novgorod Engel, Krauss Maffei,

Battenfeld 3 000

7 Metthem-technologies Moscow Region Demag 2 800

8 Bericap Nizhni Novgorod

Region Arburg, Husky 2 700

9 Automobile Components Plant Nizhni Novgorod

Region Krauss Maffei 2 650

10 Bytplast Moscow Region Battenfeld, BM Biraghi 2 600

11 Lada-Pharm Samara Region Battenfeld, Husky 2 200

12 Polymerbyt Moscow Battenfeld, BM Biraghi 2 100

13 Polyplast Chelyabinsk BM Biraghi 1 700

14 Dispromed Nizhni Novgorod

Region LG Cable 1 700

15 Tumen Medical Equipment Plant Tumen BM Biraghi, Krauss Maffei,

Negri Bossi 1 600

16 Krista Samara Region Krauss Maffei, Negri Bossi 1 600

17 Weiner Plastic Saint Petersburg Klockner Ferromatik, Demag 1 400

18 Mensen Packaging CIS Moscow Region Ferromatik Milacron 1 200

19 Group Evgo Khabarovsk Wuxi Littel Swan 1 200

20 GAZ Nizhni Novgorod Velcatec 1 100

21 PHR Samara AD Plastic 1 100

22 Assol Lipetsk Region BM Biraghi, Sandretto 1 100

23 Wierken Rus Moscow Region Ningbo Haitan 1 000

24 Diapason Moscow BM Biraghi 1 000

25 Automotive Lighting Ryazan Demag, Engel 900

26 Peterburg Products International Saint Petersburg Demag 900

27 Crown Plastic Rus Moscow Ferromatik Milacron, Klockner

Ferromatik 850

28 Perint Saint Petersburg BM Biraghi, Demag 840

29 Polyplen Tomsk Demag, Battenfeld 800

30 Stroypolymer Moscow Battenfeld 750

Source: MRC



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5. Rating of Brands

In terms of consumption of PP, propylene copolymers and PP compounds

we selected 50 brands in the Russian market (Table 5.1.).

Table 5.1 Rating of PP brands in terms of consumption in Russia, %

№ Brand/Company 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 21030-16/Tomskneftechem 11.4% 17.1% 19.3% 17.7% 15.7% 14.6% 14.6%

2 Kaplen 01030/Neftechemiya/Moscow Refinery 35.3% 29.2% 22.0% 20.1% 19.9% 16.3% 14.6%

3 Balen 01030/Ufaorgsyntez 28.6% 28.7% 24.8% 26.0% 23.0% 17.4% 10.6%

4 Turkmenplene TPP D30S/Turkmenbashy Refinery 0.0% 0.0% 0.5% 0.4% 1.1% 7.5% 5.6%


6 Lipol А10 76У/Linos 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.6% 0.5% 1.5% 3.0%


8 PP 1550J/Nizhnekamskneftechem 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 2.3%

9 21270Д-16К/Tomskneftechem 0.0% 0.8% 0.7% 2.3% 4.1% 3.1% 2.3%

10 Moplen HP522J/Basell Polyolefins 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 2.0% 2.2%

11 Moplen HP525J/Basell Orlen 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.5% 2.2%


13 Turkmenplene TPP D382BF/Turkmenbashy Refinery 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.6%

14 Tatren HF3 22/Slovnaft 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.3% 1.6%

15 Lipol А1 66H/Linos 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.4%


17 BD950MO/Borealis 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 1.1% 1.4%

18 HB306MO/Borealis 1.2% 1.2% 1.9% 1.8% 2.0% 1.7% 1.4%

19 BG373MO/Borealis 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.7% 1.1% 0.6% 1.0%

20 Isofil H40 C2F/Sirmax 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.2% 0.6% 0.9%


22 23007-30/Tomskneftechem 0.0% 0.0% 0.5% 0.8% 0.7% 0.5% 0.8%

23 21080-16/Tomskneftechem 1.6% 1.2% 1.9% 1.8% 1.4% 1.2% 0.8%

24 21230Д-16К/Tomskneftechem 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.5% 0.7%

25 PRK-HV/Padana 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.4% 0.6% 0.7%

26 Lipol А4 71E (K)/Linos 0.5% 1.1% 3.4% 3.4% 2.9% 2.2% 0.6%

27 Lipol А8 74К/Linos 0.1% 0.2% 0.3% 0.6% 0.6% 1.1% 0.5%

28 H313-02Z/Dow 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.5%

29 Seetec PP H4540/Hyundai Petrochemical 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.2% 0.5%

30 Sabic PP525P/Sabic 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.0% 0.5%

31 Lipol А7 74К/Linos 1.4% 1.6% 1.5% 1.3% 1.3% 0.7% 0.4%

32 Inspire TF 1500/Dow 0.1% 0.1% 0.2% 0.3% 0.4% 0.4% 0.4%

33 Total PPC10712/Total Petrochemicals 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.0% 0.4% 0.4%

34 Adsyl 5C37F/Basell Polyolefins 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.4%

35 R200P/Hyosung 0.0% 0.2% 0.1% 0.2% 0.3% 0.0% 0.3%

36 Isofil K40CT F/Sirmax 0.0% 0.0% 0.3% 0.4% 0.7% 0.6% 0.3%

37 Seetec M1250/LG 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.3%

38 EuroCarboran/Rosa Service 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.3%

39 Mosten MA 230/Chemopetrol 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.3% 0.3%

40 RP2400/SK Corporation 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.1% 0.3%

41 J-350/Honam Petrochemical 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.2% 0.5% 0.6% 0.3%

42 Lipol А6 71E (K)/Linos 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.3%

43 Tipplen K499/TVK 0.0% 0.0% 0.2% 0.4% 0.4% 0.3% 0.3%


45 Eltex PKS359/Ineos Polyolefins 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.2%

46 Moplen EP545L/Basell Polyolefins 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.2%

47 Hostalen PP H5416/Basell Polyolefins 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.2%

48 RA130E/Borealis 0.4% 0.3% 0.3% 0.2% 0.3% 0.3% 0.2%

49 Tipplen K793/TVK 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.0% 0.1% 0.2%

50 Mosten MT 935/Chemopetrol 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.3% 0.2%

Other 7.9% 7.2% 10.9% 9.2% 9.9% 10.9% 11.6%

Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

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6. Rating of Producers Among all polypropylene producers represented in the Russian market we

marked out 25 biggest companies (Tables 6.1. and 6.2.).

Table 6.1 Rating of PP and copolymers sales by producers in Russia, MT

№ Company 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

1 Neftechemiya/Moscow Refinery

73 711 80 532 69 224 78 393 88 967 85 077 90 532

2 Tomskneftechem 25 499 47 032 58 903 70 466 74 148 80 730 87 338

3 Ufaorhsyntez 67 859 84 814 81 430 97 880 97 968 96 209 73 660

4 Turkmenbashy Refinery - - 1 223 1 265 3 597 31 082 32 473

5 Linos 3 862 7 415 14 007 18 574 18 145 23 170 28 826

6 Borealis 4 064 6 594 12 130 15 102 20 106 22 349 27 979

7 Basell Polyolefins 226 145 364 787 3 968 19 669 21 688

8 Basell Orlen 42 41 277 315 659 3 039 12 520

9 Nizhnekamskneftechem - - - - - - 10 596

10 Slovnaft - - - - - 1 644 7 660

11 Sirmax - - 644 1 266 2 866 4 797 5 843

12 Total Petrochemicals - - 24 198 35 3 368 5 192

13 Ineos Polyolefins 5 - 79 57 40 1 399 5 098

14 Dow 201 280 1 729 1 338 1 341 1 709 4 508

15 LG - - - - - 327 3 410

16 Sabic 18 154 465 387 207 4 454 3 390

17 TVK 312 480 1 177 2 097 2 568 4 300 3 285

18 Padana 1 709 200 - 219 2 032 2 408 3 230

19 Chemopetrol - - - 130 1 246 3 722 3 059

20 Honam Petrochemical - - 145 3 585 3 177 5 124 2 689

21 Hyundai Petrochemical - 442 1 579 2 988 911 1 585 2 687

22 SK Corporation 314 56 - 175 783 1 208 1 650

23 Korea Petrochemical 259 - - 16 574 303 1 616

24 Hyosung 33 712 316 1 868 1 476 812 1 608

25 Exxon Mobil - 2 38 350 248 487 790

Other 5 741 6 856 10 322 7 476 8 791 9 334 12 755

Total 183 855 235 755 254 076 304 934 333 854 408 306 454 080

Source: MRC

Products of Slovnaft (Slovakia) appeared in the Russian PP market in 2005. The

main volumes belong to Homo brand Tatren HF3 22, which is used by Novatec-

Polymer to produce BOPP films. Impact of LG (S.Korea) appeared in the Russian

market in 2005 as well. The main field of application is injection molding, particularly,

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7. Rating of Converters For the first time in Russian practice we tried to prepare the rating of 50 biggest

PP converters in Russia. The compilation methodology is presented in “Resume”.

Table 7.1 Rating of PP converters in Russia

№ Company Location Market Key supplier Rating

1 Alcoa Moscow Region, Lubuchany injection molding Borealis 1 257

2 Roseuroplast Moscow Region, Zheleznodorozhny films Basell Polyolefins 1 080

3 Biaxplen Nizhni Novgorod Region, Balakhninsky District films Basell Polyolefins 974

4 Grinn Kursk films Basell Polyolefins 853

5 Novatec Novokuybyshevsk films Basell Polyolefins 841

6 Plastic Syzran, 4, Saratovskoye Shosse, injection molding Tomskneftechem 783

7 Kamenskvolokno Rostov Region, Kamensk-Shakhtinsky fibers, filaments Ufaorgsyntez 689

8 Eurometfilms Moscow films Basell Polyolefins 579

9 Chimpek Moscow, 75, Volokolamskoye Shosse fibers, filaments Tomskneftechem 516

10 Polyplastic Moscow, 14A, General Dorokhova St. compounding Tomskneftechem 505

11 AvtoVAZ Toliatti, 36, Yuzhnoye Shosse injection molding Tomskneftechem 470

12 Stinol Plant Lipetsk, 2 Metallurgov St. injection molding Basell Polyolefins 431

13 Pharm-Plast Toliatti, 48A, Zhukova St. compounds Linos 365

14 Huhtamaki CIS Moscow Region, Ivanteyevka sheet extrusion Borealis 336

15 Perint Saint Petersburg, 12 Futchika St. injection molding Chemopetrol 304

16 Greiner Active Vladimir sheet extrusion - 274

17 Brit Bryansk, 1-B, Fosforitnaya St. injection molding Borealis 253

18 Polymerbyt Moscow, 3, 2nd Karacharovskaya St. injection molding Borealis 227

19 Stroypolymer Moscow, 4, Dolgorukovskaya St. pipes Tomsk 227

20 Aleko-Group Rostov-on-Don, 42, Serafimovicha St. fibers, filaments Linos 219

21 TZMOI Tumen, 205, Respubliki St. injection molding Tomsk 200

22 NB-Retal Moscow, 24, 1st Smolenskiy Lane injection molding Borealis 198

23 Alkor Magnitogorsk, 72, Kirova St. sheet extrusion Tomskneftechem 194

24 Sibur-Geotextile Tumen Region fibers, filaments Tomskneftechem 194

25 Hexa Mosocw Region fibers, filaments - 188

26 Plastic (Chelyabinsk) Chelyabinsk, 11 Radonezhskaya St. injection molding Tomsk 186

27 Polad Toliatti, 105, Yuzhnoye Shosse injection molding Tomsk 178

28 Polex Ural Moscow Region, Protvino sheet extrusion - 178

29 Diapason Moscow, 13A, Malaya Ordynka St. sheet extrusion Neftechemiya 177

30 Comitex Syktyvkar, 10, 2nd Promyshlenaya St. fibers, filaments Ufaorgsyntez 174

31 Virona-Maxima Moscow, building 1, 22, Lipetskaya St. fibers, filaments Neftechemiya 174

32 Siluet Yaroslavl, 12A, Malanova St. fibers, filaments Tomsk 174

33 Biplast Belgorod, 132A, Korochanskaya St. pipes Neftechemiya 170

34 Koros/Polyalt Mosocw Region, Chekhov District, Village of Dubna sheet extrusion - 168

35 Belgorod Packaging Plant Belgorod, 11, Razumenskaya St. fibers, filaments Neftechemiya 157

36 AS-Press Krasnodar Region, Krymsk fibers, filaments Ufaorgsyntez 153

37 Ani Plast Moscow, building 2, 5, Generala Karbysheva St. injection molding Ufaorgsyntez 149

38 Lakor-Plastic Mosocw, building 2, 91, Svobody St. sheet extrusion - 144

39 Petropolymer Saint Petersbrug sheet extrusion - 138

40 Alpla Moscow Region, Dzerzhynsk injection molding Tomskneftechem 137

41 Sequest Closures Vladimir, 4, Mostostroyevskaya St. injection molding Borealis 136

42 Krista Syzran, 46, Kirova St. injection molding Tomsk 125

43 Sadko Krasnodar Region, Belorechensk sheet extrusion Borealis 124

44 Mettem-Technology Moscow Region, Balashykha injection molding - 123

45 Bericap Nizhni Novgorod Region, Bor injection molding - 121

46 Tumen PM Plant Tumen sheet extrusion Tomskneftechem 120

47 Formaline Mosocw Region, Lobnya sheet extrusion Neftechemiya 110

48 Unipak Voronezh, 88, Peshestreletskaya St. sheet extrusion Neftechemiya 108

49 Upax-Unity Perm, 76, Geroyev Khasana St. sheet extrusion - 100

50 Bytplast Moscow Region, Yegoryevsk, Smychka injection molding Neftechemiya 98

Source: MRC



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