Xinjiang Tianye Company Shihezi Complex is an active petrochemical complex located in Xinjiang, China. The complex started commercial operations in 2008 and currently has an active annual capacity of 4.44mtpa. Its capacity is expected to remain the same as 4.44mtpa in 2030. The plants in this complex are operated by Xinjiang Tianye (Group) and Xinjiang Tianye.
Key Products Capacity – Xinjiang Tianye Company Shihezi Complex, 2020
Key products produced in this complex include polyvinyl chloride (PVC), caustic soda, ethylene glycol (EG), chlorine, and butanediol.
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) accounts for major capacity share i.e., 31.5% of the total annual capacity of the complex with 1.4mtpa, followed by caustic soda and ethylene glycol (EG) with 22.5% (1mtpa) and 21.4% (0.95mtpa) respectively.
About Xinjiang Tianye (Group)
Xinjiang Tianye (Group) Co Ltd (Tianye Group) is a plastic packaging product, food ingredients, chemical and construction equipments manufacturer. Tianye Group is headquartered in China.
About Xinjiang Tianye
Xinjiang Tianye Co., Ltd (Xinjiang Tianye) is an agricultural chemical manufacturer, based in China. The company manufactures, markets and distributes plastic products, chemicals, tomato products, and citric acid. Its products include polyvinyl chloride; plastic products; construction materials; and tomato paste. Xinjiang Tianye develops and sells commodity housing. The company provides construction implementation and installation, and transportation services. It also produces and sells plastic water-saving drip irrigation equipment and beverage products. The company is publicly traded in Shanghai Stock Exchange. It was incorporated in the year 1996. Xinjiang Tianye is headquartered in Shihezi, Xinjiang, China
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