Chemicals - Energy - Logistics

 

 

PCC is an internationally operating group of companies under the leadership of PCC SE (formerly PCC AG) based in Duisburg, Germany.

Since the company's inception in 1993, group sales generated in the three divisions – Chemicals, Energy and Logistics – have risen from just under 60 million euros in 1994 to approx. 913 million euros in 2008. PCC today employs approximately 2,100 staff in more than 70 subsidiaries and associated companies in 12 countries.


Chemicals Division

By acquiring selected companies of the Polish chemical sector in the beginning of the new century, PCC successfully accomplished a backward integration from pure chemical trader to producer. With its main product groups:

  • polyols
  • phosphorous chemicals
  • chlorine
  • phenols
  • surfactants

  • this division, which is set for further growth and modernization of its existing production lines, offers a wide range of commodities. Products of the PCC companies are used, for instance, in the paper, detergent, textile, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, metallurgical and steel industries as well as in power plants.

    Energy Division

    In the Energy division, business activities extend from Germany-wide electricity and gas supplies to industrial customers and mid-sized companies offered by PCC Energie GmbH to electricity production in Southeast Europe, where PCC currently implements climate protection projects building environmentally friendly small hydropower plants.

    Logistics Division

    Our transport company PCC Intermodal S.A. founded in 2005 works in intermodal transport of containerized goods. It offers already as many as 30 rail journeys per week on a route network that was expanded in 2008. Currently, PCC Intermodal's network links land terminals in Poland with several seaports.

        Land terminals

        Seaports

  • Sławków (PL)
  • Gdańsk (PL)
  • Bremerhaven (DE)
  • Brzeg Dolny (PL)
  • Gdynia (PL)
  • Rotterdam (NL)
  • Kutno (PL)
  • Hamburg (DE)

  • Another milestone was reached in December 2009, when PCC Intermodal went public on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW).

    The fleet of PCC Autochem based in Brzeg Dolny is comprised of 50 road tankers. The company offers road-bound transports and forwarding services within the country and abroad. PCC Autochem is specialized in dangerous goods transports, especially transports of liquid chemicals.
     

    Chemicals

    Chemie

    PCC produces more than 400 chemical products in Poland

    Energy

    Energie

    Construction of power plants, primarily on the basis of renewable resources

    Logistics

    Logistik

    Moving approximately 50,000 containers per year

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