Your company is already operating in Germany and you would now like to export worldwide?
ValuePark® is the industrial park of Dow in Central Germany. Its key objective is the integration of strategic partners and customers on-site and the creation and utilization of long-term synergies, by integrating material flows and logistics, sharing existing infrastructure and services, reducing fixed assets and operating capital.
Investors compliment the profile of the site and carry forward the Verbund idea of The Chemical Company BASF - We create chemistry: Profit from BASF outstanding chemical expertise & skills and integration into their product network. Schwarzheide offers excellent infrastructure and logistics including highly competitive utilities & efficient site services.
Companies that can integrate into the petroleum value chain e.g. biofuels.
Companies that can integrate into local value chain (see below) e.g. specific users of raw materials, intermediates, end products, raw material suppliers, producers of complimentary products (additives, packaging as well as service providers - logistics, warehousing, silo operation). User of utilities available on-site and provider of utilities for location. Customers for downstream value chain. Companies that integrate into the knowledge pool of polymer and automotive innovation clusters.
Energy intensive process industry: e.g. paper, polymerization especially fibers. Large volume metal-working industry and machine construction
All investors engaged in chemical synthesis, composites, environmental technologies and in addition companies in the pharmaceutical and processing industry
The industry park concept of Dow Stade is focused on synergies between investor and Stade site by utilizing existing or creating new business environment. The usage of a state of the art integrated infrastructure and common usage of site services will enable a sustainable and cost effective production.
The Covestro Brunsbüttel Industrial Park is located directly on the Kiel Canal, the world’s busiest artificial waterway. And with Europe’s second largest sea port in Hamburg not far away, it has direct access to the global market. The installation in the far North of Germany also features outstanding infrastructure and a wide range of services. All are reasons enough for numerous companies to locate there.
Over the past years, the Rudolstadt Chemical Park has grown into a modern industrial site including an excellently developed technical infrastructure. Currently, about 41 companies with a total of approx. 1,300 employees are based there, including BASF Performance Polymers, paper factory Adolf Jass as well as STFG Filamente GmbH. Thanks to the TITK – the Thuringian Institute for Textile and Plastics Research – the industrial park has developed into a competence center for renewable resources...
