Improving the market positions of "Plast - 60" EOOD through introduction of new equipment

The analysis of the manufacturing processes in Plast-60 EOOD outlines several key constraints hindering the development of the company: limited offering of products made by recycled material conditioned by the insufficient capacity of the company to recycle foil; inability to meet the quality requirements of some of the end products made by secondary material, and higher production costs. These identified problems determine the need of the company to create the sufficient capacity for the production of regranulate made by plastic waste which will be satisfied through the purchase and commissioning of washing line for waste film that works efficiently with very contaminated wastes and a recycling extruder providing a rhythmic and high production quality regranulate at optimal operating costs. The new recycling equipment will ensure the production of sufficient high quality regranulate at lower energy consumption, which will help to expand supply and to reduce production costs. This will create prerequisites for achieving the specific objectives of the project aimed at increasing the capacity to recycle waste foil to regranulate, lowering the cost price while increasing the quality of production of recycled polyethylene and improving production performance of the enterprise, which in turn will help to achieve the overall objective of the project - expanding the competitive positions of "Plast-60" LTD on the market of polyethylene production. The planned project activities aim to improve the manufacturing processes and the implementation of new technologies for improving the resource efficiency and efficacy whose direct results will be the improved production capacity of the company and the introduced new technologies for improving the resource efficiency and the efficacy in it.

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Overview

Status Closed (completion date)
Start date 20 Jun, 2016
End date 14 Jul, 2017
Contract date 20 Jun, 2016
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Beneficiary

Financial information

Total cost 1,193,000.00
Grant 749,919.80
Self finance 443,080.20
Total paid 749,856.83
EU participation percent 85.0%

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