Vtor-Kom

Vtor-Kom, a Russian company in Chelyabinsk, will increase its PET bottle recycling and staple polyester fiber production capacity by 1.5 times to 6,000 tonnes per year, using a 20 million ruble grant from the regional Industrial Development Fund.

Vtor-kom is planning a second investment project to build a complex for collection, treatment, disposal and burial of waste of hazard classes III-V in Kopeysk. The site has been selected and engineering surveys and design documentation are underway.

Vtor-kom, a Russian producer of nonwoven materials, is implementing an investment project to increase production by at least 50% by building a new production building and purchasing equipment. The project cost is about 423 million rubles and is currently in the commissioning stage, creating 70 jobs.

Vtor-Kom will build a synthetic fiber production facility in the Malaya Sosnovka industrial park in Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia. The investment is 550 million rubles, creating 70 jobs, with commissioning planned by end of 2020.

The Expert Council of the Russian Industrial Development Fund approved a 210 million ruble loan to Chelyabinsk-based Vtor-Kom for a 422.9 million ruble project to increase production of nonwoven materials for road construction, oil and gas, and light industry. The project will boost annual output of needle-punched fabric to 18 million sq m, bulk fabric to 3 million linear m, and polyester fiber to 12 million kg.

Russian company Vtor-Kom received approval for a 210 million ruble loan from the Federal Industrial Development Fund to increase nonwoven fabric production by 40%, targeting 18 million sq m of needle-punched fabric and 3 million linear meters of bulk nonwoven fabric annually.