
Constantia Flexibles is investing 80 million euros in its Constantia Teich plant in Austria. The investment includes a new rolling mill and an additional paint shop. The aim is to exploit growth opportunities in the aluminium market.
„We are continuing on our successful course and investing in new state-of-the-art technology at our Constantia Teich plant,“ says Pim Vervaat, CEO of Constantia Flexibles. With the new rolling capacity, Constantia Teich will in future produce a total of 90,000 tonnes (+ 30 percent) of aluminium foil in Austria, making it the largest integrated producer in Europe. Thanks to the in-house production of the films is the CO2-Balance sheet significantly lower compared to purchased films from outside Europe. As a result, the company avoids over 100,000 tonnes of CO2. In addition to the positive impact on its environmental footprint, the company can also safeguard its supply chain through in-house production.
„We are more independent and therefore more crisis-proof,“ emphasises Dr Gerald Hummer, Executive Vice President of the Aluminum Division. The foils are manufactured using high-end raw materials from renowned European partners. A continuously Increasing proportion of the material is processed from recycled secondary aluminium, as the company is increasingly focussing on a closed circle.
The investment in film production includes a complete expansion package, which also includes structural and infrastructural measures. includes. This investment will further expand Constantia Flexibles' largest plant by adding a rolling mill and ancillary units, a cutting system, annealing furnaces and an extension to the high-bay warehouse. The project will start in autumn 2022, the First commercial production is planned for spring 2025. Production is primarily for High-end packaging in the pet food, food, pharmaceutical and coffee segments.
In addition, the company intends to Increase capacities in strategic growth areas, such as coffee capsules and therefore invested in another painting machine and additional equipment. A photovoltaic system covering several thousand square metres is being installed on the roofs of the extended hall modules.
Source: Constantia Flexibles
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