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ARMENIAN RUBBER PLANT NAIRIT TO SUSPEND PRODUCTION UNTIL AUG 1 FOLLOWING ACCIDENT
Interfax
June 16 2009
Russia
Armenia's Nairit Plant, the sole producer of chloroprene rubber in
Armenia and the CIS, has announced it is suspending production from
June 12 until August 1, 2009 to make repairs following an accident
at the plant, the company said in a statement.
About $200,000 is needed to eliminate the aftermath of the
accident. This amount does not include materials and equipment at
the plant that will be used to resume production.
Four people were killed and eight injured during an explosion at the
Nairit plant on May 14.
Rhinoville Property Limited, a company set up by Polish Samex, American
Intertex and Russian Evrogaz, owns 90% of Nairit shares. The Armenian
state has 10%.
Interfax
June 16 2009
Russia
Armenia's Nairit Plant, the sole producer of chloroprene rubber in
Armenia and the CIS, has announced it is suspending production from
June 12 until August 1, 2009 to make repairs following an accident
at the plant, the company said in a statement.
About $200,000 is needed to eliminate the aftermath of the
accident. This amount does not include materials and equipment at
the plant that will be used to resume production.
Four people were killed and eight injured during an explosion at the
Nairit plant on May 14.
Rhinoville Property Limited, a company set up by Polish Samex, American
Intertex and Russian Evrogaz, owns 90% of Nairit shares. The Armenian
state has 10%.