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Chemical parks and sites
Ideal conditions for investors
The German chemical industry is the number one in Europe and the fourth largest in the world. Located in the center of Europe, approximately 40 German chemical parks, or Chemieparks, offer exceptional conditions for investors. Chemical companies locating here can concentrate entirely on production, as site operators provide a highly developed infrastructure, supply energy and water, and take care of safety and security aspects and waste disposal.

All European sales markets can be served in optimum fashion from Germany. Products reach virtually every European destination in the shortest time – by land, water or air. That is why German chemical parks provide the ideal location to gain a foothold in the European market. What’s more, involving a large number of different chemical companies brings together many different competences in one location. This creates synergies which investors can use to their own advantage.

These are just a few of the many benefits of German chemical parks and sites. Such advantages pay off in considerably lower investment costs and rapid start-up of plants.

All of these factors make German chemical parks and sites particularly attractive for:

  • Producers of raw materials,
  • Processors and refiners of chemical preliminary products,
  • Manufacturers of end products from chemical intermediates and renewable resources
  • Biotechnology companies
  • Companies in the processing industry.
Chemical parks also offer an ideal investment environment for small companies and start-ups. To find out more about the unique advantages of the German chemical parks concept.
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Chemical parks and sites at a glance
In chemical parks, investors will find an exceptionally developed chemical infrastructure, as well as free areas for new plants. In addition, each chemical park offers its own portfolio of services.
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12-05-2009
10,000 NEW JOBS, INVESTMENTS INCREASED
The number of employees in German chemical parks increased by roughly 10,000 to 240,000 between 2006 and 2008. In this same period, the number of companies located at these sites rose from 840 to 920.
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