India’s Reliance to launch new aromatics plant in June
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, India’s Reliance Industries Ltd. is planning to start up its new aromatics plant at Jamnagar in June 2016.
The plant is expected to be able to produce 2.2 million tons/year of PX and around 500,000 tons/year of benzene.
The plant is expected to be able to produce 2.2 million tons/year of PX and around 500,000 tons/year of benzene.
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