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Alleima to Build New Facility in China with SEK 250M Investment

By MWM Desk2 min read

Editorial Highlights

  • Alleima is investing SEK 250 million to construct a 10,000 square meter cold-finishing facility in Zhenjiang, China.
  • The new plant will increase production capacity for chemical and petrochemical applications, with operations scheduled to commence in 2025.
  • The facility will support regional demand and produce specialized tubes for China’s emerging green hydrogen infrastructure projects.

Alleima AB is increasing its capacity for application tubing products, such as heat exchanger tubes, through an investment of approximately SEK 250 million in a new cold-finishing facility in Zhenjiang, China. The greenfield facility will have more than 10,000 sq mt of floor space and will be built on the existing Alleima site in Zhenjiang, China. Operations will ramp up from 2025, adding cold-finishing capabilities to meet the growing demand for heat exchangers, composite tubes, and other application tubing products, mainly to the Chemical and Petrochemical segment in China. The facility will also have the capability to produce hydrogen tubes, supporting the build-out of Chinese green hydrogen infrastructure.

The Chemical and Petrochemical segment is one of the targeted segments in Alleima’s profitable growth strategy. The offering consists of a premium portfolio of application tubing products used in chemical plants for production of chemical compounds, which are expected to grow driven by increased global consumption. Alleima had revenues of SEK 3,803 million in Asia, of which SEK 1,744 million in China during 2022.

The investment will be carried out during a three-year period and capex guidance of approximately SEK 800 million for full year 2023 remains unchanged.

“In line with our strategy, we are increasing our capacity to serve the growing market for our application tubing products for the Chemical and Petrochemical segment in China. Today, we are one of the leading players in the premium segment, and as we see an increasing demand driven by the infrastructure expansion of chemical plants, the investment is a key enabler to maintain our position and for continued profitable growth in the region,” says Göran Björkman, President and CEO, Alleima.

For more information: www.alleima.com

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