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Europe Sees $956 Million in Second-Half 2019 Chemical Maintenance Project Kickoffs, an Industrial Info Market Brief

Industrial Info is tracking about $956 million worth of Chemical Processing Industry maintenance projects that are planned to kick off in the second half of 2019 in Europe.

Released Monday, July 22, 2019

Europe Sees $956 Million in Second-Half 2019 Chemical Maintenance Project Kickoffs, an Industrial Info Market Brief

Industrial Info is tracking about $956 million worth of Chemical Processing Industry maintenance projects that are planned to kick off in the second half of 2019 in Europe. Click here for the list of projects. Germany ranks the highest in terms of spending, with $245 million, followed by France with $128 million. Click on the graph below for planned project spending by country.

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