India’s JBF plans to start up new PTA plant
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Market sources reported that India’s JBF Industries is planning to start up its new PTA plant by the end of May.
The 1.25 million tons/year plant was initially planned to start up in October 2016. It was later delayed to Q1 of 2017 and then postponed to a further date due to a shortage of capital.
The 1.25 million tons/year plant was initially planned to start up in October 2016. It was later delayed to Q1 of 2017 and then postponed to a further date due to a shortage of capital.
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