This ceremony marks the beginning of the decisive phase in this landmark project, which is a vital part of the MOL group’s growth strategy. Among the attendants were the top management of MOL, the Hungarian Minister of Finance, Mihály Varga, and other politicians and local authorities.
“Today marks an important step for the transformation of the chemical industry in Hungary as well as for the cooperation between MOL and thyssenkrupp,” said Sami Pelkonen, ”With its Vision 2030, MOL is pursuing an ambitious growth agenda. We are proud and sustainably committed to support this vision and to contribute with our technologies and know-how to an innovative and sustainable chemical sector.”
The MOL Group, a leading international oil and gas company, is investing a total of € 1.2 billion in the new integrated chemical complex.