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Russia Plans $1.01 Billion Worth of Projects in Specialty Chemicals Sector, an Industrial Info Market Brief
Industrial Info is tracking 50 capital and maintenance chemical projects related to the industrial inorganic chemicals (specialty chemicals) sector, valued at $1.01 billion, in Russia
Released Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Industrial Info is tracking 50 capital and maintenance chemical projects related to the industrial inorganic chemicals (specialty chemicals) sector, valued at $1.01 billion, in Russia.
Moscow, Dagestan, Saratov and Volgorad lead among the states in project counts, with a total of 20 projects, worth $287 million. By project type, there are 26 unit addition projects with potential investments of $858 million.
Click here for a list of projects and see the graph below for a breakdown by state.
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