Between the late hours of Monday and early hours of Tuesday, a 96-metre-tall propane-propylene splitter was safely transported to the construction site of the Polimery Police plant. The logistic operation was successfully completed after almost four hours, marking the achievement of a key project milestone.

The Polimery Police project has entered a key construction phase as regular deliveries of large equipment needed to start up the project units commenced on January 17th. One such piece of equipment is a tank that will store propylene obtained through propane dehydrogenation. Preparations are also under way to receive the largest appliance, which is a propane-propylene splitter with a total weight of over 890 tonnes.

Grupa Azoty Polyolefins and Hyundai Engineering Ltd., Co. donated 16 new computers for Primary School No. 6 in Police, which will be used by students for on-line learning.

The first large-size transport to the construction site of the “Polimery Police” project was successfully completed. In the 3-day operation, a 584-ton propylene tank was transported from the port in Police. The last stage started on January 17th at 23:00 and lasted until 3:00 am.

Wiktoria, Magdalena, Katarzyna and Michał are the names of the new Grupa Azoty Brand Ambassadors. A record number of over 60 people registered for the 4th edition of the programme. In line with the programme rules, each of the four leading Group companies has selected one Ambassador to represent our brand during the academic year 2020/2021.

At its meeting on December 4th 2020, the Supervisory Board of Grupa Azoty S.A. resolved to appoint  Filip Grzegorczyk as Vice President of the Management Board of Grupa Azoty S.A., with effect from December 15th 2020.