Since the 1960's, South Korea has had one of the fastest economic developments and it is now the third largest economy in Asia and the twelfth largest economy in the world.
Major investments for South Korea's expanding chemical and petrochemical industry have been at a high level for the past two years. These expansions, combined with Gardner Denver Nash's expertise and history of success, have resulted in the doubling of our business in Korea since 2005.
In Gardner Denver Nash Korea Ltd, in Seoul, Korea, an enthusiastic team of sales and application engineers, supported by project engineers and designers, are processing chemical industry orders for Korea. They also provide technical support for manufacturing these package in Korea.
Most of us know Samsung, Daewoo and Hyundai for their electronics or cars. These huge conglomerates also have large engineering offices which deal with major chemical and petrochemical projects globally. Daelim and Samsung are involved in the engineering and construction of a polycarbonate plant for Saudi Kayan Petrochemical. This is part of an overall $10 billion investment by Saudi Kayan in a huge chemical complex in Al-Jubail, Saudi Arabia. The complex is comprised of seven individual chemical plants producing numerous plastics and intermediate chemicals.
Gardner Denver Nash Korea was recently awarded a project with Saudi Kayan, through Daelim, for fifty six vacuum systems to be used in a polycarbonate production plant. The pumps will be supplied by Gardner Denver Nash Brazil and the packages will be built by Gardner Denver Nash Korea's sub-suppliers. This is one of the largest orders for Gardner Denver Nash ever!
Contact: Amy Harold Marketing Specialist 203-459-3839 amy.harold@gardnerdenver.com
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