Khim Prom
Khim Prom (Ukrainian: Хим-Пром; Russian: Хим-Пром), is a liquidated chemical enterprise located in Pervomaisky, Kharkiv region. Once it was once one of the largest chemical factories in Europe.
| Public 1978-2008, from 2009 Private Limited Company | |
| Industry | Chemicals, Polyvinylchloride, PVC |
| Founded | USSR 1978 |
| Headquarters | Kharkiv Oblast, Pervomaiskyi, Ukraine |
| Products | Chemicals, Chloride, Detergent, PVC, PVC Resins |
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Number of employees | more than 4000 (Until 1989; currently 193) |
| Website | himprom |
History
The factory was established in 1978. After the collapse of the Soviet Union the factory worked with a minimum load, resulting in idle equipment, and at last it saw bankruptcy. Since late 2006, the factory was ready to be sold off by the government. In 2009 PVC-Himprom Ltd got the rights for this plant as a private factory. Before 2007 PVC Khimprom used this plant via lease from the Ukrainian government.
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