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«SIBUR» LLC is the managing organization of PJSC «SIBUR Holding».
Sobolekovskaya street, building 23, office 129, city of Nizhnekamsk, Nizhnekamsk municipal district, Republic of Tatarstan, Russian Federation, 423574
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1956
The Council of Ministers of the Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic adopts the resolution On Allocating a Land Plot for Industrial and Civil Construction of a Petrochemical Plant on the Lower Kama.
1958
Final decision on the construction site is made.
1960
On 7 October, the Communist Party’s Central Committee and the USSR Council of Ministers adopt a resolution on the construction of the Nizhnekamsk Petrochemical Plant.
1961
On 21 January, the USSR Council of Ministers approves the terms of reference and the consolidated cost estimate for the construction of the Nizhnekamsk Petrochemical Plant.
1963
On 22 March, workers put in place the first cubic metre of concrete for the facility's foundation.
1967
On 31 July, the first stage of the central gas fractionation unit with a capacity of 750 ktpa is commissioned, and the first product batch is manufactured. It is the facility's official inception date. Shortly after that, railroad shipments of commercial butane and hexane are dispatched to the first consumers in Omsk and Bashkortostan.
1970
The SKI-3 plant No. 1 produces the first briquette of isoprene rubber.
1971
The second stage of the 750 ktpa central gas fractionation unit is commissioned.
1973
The butyl rubber plant produces its first briquette.
1976
The ethylene plant makes its first output.
1977
The Ufa – Nizhnekamsk – Kazan ethylene pipeline is put into operation. The facility deploys equipment for ethylbenzene and styrene production.
1978
The SKI-3 plant No. 2 manufactures its first product batches.
1979
The plant launches a 7 mtpa ELOU-AVT-7 primary oil refining unit.
1981
The ethylene oxide plant commissions equipment for ethyl cellosolve production.
1982
Production of propylene oxide and styrene is launched.
1983
The facility starts manufacturing polyether.
1984
A 250 ktpa neonol production line is launched.
1986
Ethylene oxide production kicks off.
1987
Production of surfactants is launched.
1990
The plant commissions the alpha olefin and triethylaluminium production line.
1992
The plant begins to modernise its EP-450 ethylene production line with a view to ramping up its capacity to 600 ktpa.
1993
Nizhnekamskneftekhim is registered by the Ministry of Finance of Tatarstan and put on the register of joint-stock companies.
1995
The EPDM synthetic rubber production with a capacity of 30 ktpa is launched.
1998
The Company signs its first collective bargaining agreement.
2003
The first polystyrene production line with a capacity of 50 ktpa is put into operation.
2004
The facility produces the first briquette of the chlorobutyl rubber pilot batch. It also begins the commercial production of halogenated butyl rubber and launches a 50 ktpa SKD-N polybutadiene rubber line.
2005
The second 50 ktpa polystyrene production line kicks off.
2006
The Company launches a 180 ktpa polypropylene production facility.
2007
The Company commissions the SKD-L polybutadiene rubber production. It also launches the GTU-75 gas turbine CHP unit. A water treatment system is put into operation.
2009
The plant commences the polyethylene production with a capacity of 230 ktpa.
2013
The Company deploys equipment for ABS plastic production with a capacity of 60 ktpa.
2014
Nizhnekamskneftekhim goes public by offering its shares in the stock market.
2015
The oligomer and glycol plant launches the industrial-scale production of a new compound – triisobutylaluminium (TIBA).
2016
The synthetic rubber plant hits a 10 mt milestone in SKI-3 isoprene rubber production.
2017
Formaldehyde production with a capacity of 100 ktpa is commissioned.
2018
A 160 ktpa isobutylene production line is launched. The Company starts producing benzene.
2019
The Company commissions the capacities to manufacture oxyethylated products (MTBE, MPEG, TPEG). A new EP-600 ethylene production facility enters the construction stage.
2021
The Company launches the production of styrene-butadiene rubbers and thermoplastic elastomers with a capacity of 60 ktpa. Nizhnekamskneftekhim is integrated into SIBUR Holding.
2022
Scheduled launch of a PGU TES steam turbine unit.
