At the International Fair of Plastics and Rubber Processing PLASTPOL, Kingfa Sci.&Tech. announced that a factory has already been established in Poland. The investment, worth over EUR 60 million, is the company's third in Europe.

Eli Zhao, Director Sales & Marketing of Kingfa.

Steven Li, Director & General Manager of Kingfa.

The new facility is located in Szprotawa, in the Lubuskie region of Poland, close to the border with Germany. This location was chosen due to its favourable investment conditions, support of local authorities, and the region's logistical potential.

Built on a plot of 140,000 m², the plant is expected to produce 300,000 tons of products per year, making it the largest facility of its type in Kingfa’s portfolio on the continent.

Production will include a wide range of advanced plastic compounds, including polypropylene, polyamide, PBT polyester, polycarbonate, ABS, and their reinforced, fire-resistant, and recycled versions, targeting at key industrial sectors, including automotive, household appliances, electronics, and packaging.

The factory will also act as European Regional Centre of Kingfa, which is another step in the strategy of locating innovations closer to the end customer. It will also develop technologies adapted to EU sustainable development standards, including those related to chemical recycling and biodegradable materials.

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At the International Fair of Plastics and Rubber Processing PLASTPOL, Kingfa Sci.&Tech. announced that a factory has already been established in Poland. The investment, worth over EUR 60 million, is the company's third in Europe.

Eli Zhao, Director Sales & Marketing of Kingfa.

Steven Li, Director & General Manager of Kingfa.

The new facility is located in Szprotawa, in the Lubuskie region of Poland, close to the border with Germany. This location was chosen due to its favourable investment conditions, support of local authorities, and the region's logistical potential.

Built on a plot of 140,000 m², the plant is expected to produce 300,000 tons of products per year, making it the largest facility of its type in Kingfa’s portfolio on the continent.

Production will include a wide range of advanced plastic compounds, including polypropylene, polyamide, PBT polyester, polycarbonate, ABS, and their reinforced, fire-resistant, and recycled versions, targeting at key industrial sectors, including automotive, household appliances, electronics, and packaging.

The factory will also act as European Regional Centre of Kingfa, which is another step in the strategy of locating innovations closer to the end customer. It will also develop technologies adapted to EU sustainable development standards, including those related to chemical recycling and biodegradable materials.

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