plastics and chemicals - im Cluster Kunststoffe und Chemie

plastics and chemicals - im Cluster Kunststoffe und Chemie

PLASTICS AND CHEMICALS
in the Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg
Ten top benefits for your Berlin-Brandenburg Capital
investment
Region – Close proximity to
Distinguished chemicals and industry sites with leading
our partners
companies
Qualified, motivated and available experts
Excellent traffic and telecommunications infrastructure
Highest research density in Germany
High productivity
Proximity to growth markets in Europe
Attractive cost-benefit ratio
Low business rents and property prices
Low business rents and property prices
Fast and unbureaucratic licensing procedures
The products offered range from premium automotive paint
used around the world via innovative machine components to system-critical components for the aerospace industry.
At the same time, the chemicals and plastics industry in the
region can look back on a long history: a factory in Erkner
was the first in the world to produce plastic components at
an industrial level, and to this day, premium resins are developed and produced for technical applications at Dynea Erkner
GmbH. Seminal companies located in large chemical parks in
Schwedt/Oder, Premnitz, Guben and Schwarzheide shape the
industry’s profile. Alongside major players such as BASF, Trevira, PCK Raffinerie and Goodyear, the industry is represented
by a large number of innovative medium-sized companies.
Foil wrapping machine, Ruppiner Papier- und Folienwerke GmbH
Tallinn
1.270 km
Stockholm
1.100 km
Consolidated expertise in plastics and chemicals
The Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg is an important location for the European chemicals and plastics industries. It
is distinguished by its dynamic growth and a climate conducive to innovation. With around 400 companies and 11,600
employees, the plastics and chemicals cluster is a mainstay
of industry. Companies here work closely with scientific institutions, continuously evolve their products and thus increase
their international competitiveness.
Helsinki
1.420 km
Oslo
1.110 km
Dublin
1.485 km
Riga
980 km
Vilnius
1.000 km
Copenhagen
460 km
London
1.020 km
Amsterdam
550 km
Paris
1.090 km
Berlin
Potsdam
Brussels
770 km
Bern
900 km
Warsaw
620 km
Prague
360 km
Moscow
1.750 km
Minsk
1.070 km
Kiev
1.660 km
Vienna
670 km
Budapest
880 km Bucharest
1.340 km
Madrid
2.500 km
Lisbon
2.900 km
Istanbul
2.193 km
Rome
1.500 km
Athens
2.650 km
Products such as man-made fibres, films, tyres, components for household appliances and wind turbines, polyurethane
base products, agricultural pesticides, water-based paints
and technical plastics are in demand around the globe.
Scientific research, Atotech Deutschland GmbH
Chemicals sites in
Berlin-Brandenburg
Hamburg
Greifswald
(selection)
Szczecin
(Stettin)
Rostock
UCKERMARK
PRIGNITZ
OSTPRIGNITZRUPPIN
21
Schwedt/Oder
5
BARNIM
34
37
5 19
24 25
1
8
OBERHAVEL
29 35
21
28
HAVELLAND
12 11 44
43
Premnitz
2
1
17
Brandenburg
an der Havel
43
MÄRKISCHODERLAND
BERLIN
3
23
4
5
6
8 10 11
7
13 15 16 20 22 1
9 13 1
4
6
2
7 16 19 20
POTSDAM 25 27 32 33 41 42
14 5
4
8 10
17
7
6
6
9
Frankfurt (Oder)
38
11 24
12
Magdeburg
Hanover
POTSDAMMITTELMARK
Warsaw
14 14 15
ODERSPREE
26
22
18
DAHMESPREEWALD
TELTOW-FLÄMING
Guben
Leipzig
Frankfurt/Main
Munich
1
2
18 23
40
Cottbus
OBERSPREEWALDLAUSITZ
3
Wrocław
SPREENEIßE
ELBE-ELSTER
36
3
12 39
2
13
Dresden
Prague
Industrial estates
Selected chemicals
companies
Selected plastics and rubber
processing companies
Selected research
institutions
3
3
9 10 31
30
Schwarzheide
Inland harbours
District border
International airports
Motorway
Trunk roads
Major rail route
Waterway
4
Schwarze Pumpe
The Network of your success
Selected research institutions and companies in the Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg
1.Industrial estates
2 BOSIG Baukunststoffe GmbH
1 Guben industrial estate
www.wsg-guben.de
2 Premnitz industrial estate
typo3.premnitz.net/wirtschaft-arbeit/
wirtschaft-in-zahlen
3 Schwarzheide industrial estate
www.basf-schwarzheide.de
4 Schwarze Pumpe industrial estate
www.industriepark.info
5 Schwedt/Oder industrial estate
www.ipsdt.de
6 Adlershof Technology Park
www.adlershof.de/startseite
2.Selected chemicals companies
1 Atotech Deutschland GmbH
www.atotech.de
2 ATT Polymers GmbH Werk Guben
www.att.grupaazoty.com
3 BASF Schwarzheide GmbH
www.basf-schwarzheide.de
4 Beiersdorf Manufacturing Berlin GmbH
www.beiersdorf.de
5 Berlin Chemie AG
www.berlin-chemie.de
6 Brillux GmbH & Co. KG
www.brillux.de
7 CAPAROL Farben Lacke Bautenschutz GmbH
www.caparol.de
8 Diessner GmbH & Co. KG Lack- und Farbenfabrik
www.diessner.de
9 Dynea Erkner GmbH
www.dynea.com
10 Ferak Berlin GmbH
www.ferak.de
11 Gleitsmann Security Inks GmbH
www.gsi-gmbh.com
12 Greibo Chemie GmbH
www.greibo-chemie.de
13 Kryolan GmbH
de.kryolan.com
14 Lacufa GmbH Werk Fürstenwalde
www.lacufa.de
15 Lankwitzer Lackfabrik GmbH
www.lankwitzer.com
16 Linde Gas Produktionsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG
www.linde-gas.de
17 Märkische Faser GmbH
www.maerkische-faser.com
18 Megaflex Schaumstoff GmbH
www.megaflex-schaumstoffe.de
19 PCK Raffinerie GmbH
www.pck.de
20 PolyAn GmbH
www.poly-an.de
21 Prignitzer Chemie GmbH & Co. KG
www.prignitzer-chemie.de
22 Salzenbrodt GmbH & Co. KG
www.collonil.com
23 Trevira GmbH Werk Guben
www.trevira.de
24 Velind Chemie GmbH
www.velind.de
25 VERBIO Vereinigte BioEnergie AG
Werke Schwedt/Oder
www.verbio.de
3.Selected plastics and rubber
processing companies
1 Bepla Kunstoffverarbeitung GmbH & Co. KG
www.alpla.com
Werke Bad Liebenwerda + Elsterwerda
www.bosig.de
3 BRUSS Kunststofftechnik GmbH & Co. KG
www.bruss.de
4 Constin GmbH
www.constin.de
5 Cuba Kunststoffverarbeitung
www.kunststoff-cuba.de
6 Deventer Profile GmbH & Co. KG
www.deventer-profile.com
7 EHLEBRACHT BERLIN GmbH + Co. KG
www.ehlebracht.de
8 ESE GmbH Werk Neuruppin
www.ese.com
9 Feurer Febra GmbH Werk Schwarzheide
www.feurer.com
10 Fränkische Rohrwerke Gebrüder Kirchner GmbH & Co.KG Werk Schwarzheide
www.fraenkische.com
11 Freudenberg Schwab Vibration Control
GmbH & Co KG
www.freudenberg-schwab.de
12 GALATEA GmbH
www.galatea-bad.de
13 GIZEH Verpackungen GmbH & Co. KG
Werk Elsterwerda
www.gizeh.de
14 GKT Gummi- und Kunststofftechnik
Fürstenwalde GmbH
www.gkt-gmbh.com
15 Goodyear Dunlop Tires Germany GmbH
Werk Fürstenwalde
www.goodyear.eu/gd_de/
16 GuK Technische Gummi und Kunststoffe GmbH
www.guk.de
17 Hermann Römmler Kunststofftechnik
GmbH & Co. KG
www.roemmler-kunststofftechnik.de
18 HESCO Kunststoffverarbeitung GmbH
www.hesco.de
19 INDIA-DREUSICKE Berlin
www.india-berlin.com
20 Johns Manville, Berlin
www.jmeurope.com/home2012.asp
21 Kingspan Unidek GmbH
www.gefinex.de
22 LINPAC Packaging Rigid GmbH Werk Beeskow
www.linpac-plastics.co.uk/de
23 Marquardt – Kleb-, Dicht- und
Beschichtungsstoffe e.K.
www.marquardt-kdb.de
24 MaTec Gummiwerk GmbH
www.gummiwerk.de
25 MKF Folien GmbH Minderjahn u. Kiefer
www.mkf-folien.eu
26 Motzener Kunststoff- und
Gummiverarbeitung GmbH
www.kunststoff-gummi.de
27 NOVAPAX Kunststofftechnik Steiner
GmbH & Co. KG
www.novapax.de
28 Orafol Europe GmbH
www.orafol.com
29 PAS Deutschland GmbH
www.pas-net.com
30 PTO PolymerTechnik Ortrand GmbH
www.pto-net.de
31 puralis GmbH
www.puralis.de
32 raro plastics GmbH
www.raro.de
33 RB Spritzgusswerk KG
Richard Rassbach GmbH & Co.
www.spritzgusswerk-rassbach.de
34 Rotasin Kunststofftechnik GmbH
www.esku.de
35 Ruppiner Papier- und Folienwerke GmbH
www.victorgroup.eu
36 SPRELA GmbH
www.sprela.de
37 TIK Technische Industriekunststoffe GmbH
www.tik-gmbh.com
38 Vakuplastic Kunststoff GmbH & Co. KG
www.vakuplastic.de
39 Vestas Blades Deutschland GmbH
Werk Lauchhammer
www.vestas.com
40 Werkzeugbau + Kunststofftechnik SWK
GmbH & Co. KG
www.swk-info.de
41 WEHA-Gummiwaren-Fabrik Holzberg
GmbH & Co. KG
www.weha-gummi.de
42 Wilhelm Dreusicke GmbH & Co. KG
www.dreusicke.de
43 Wirthwein Nauen GmbH & Co. KG
www.wirthwein.de/index.php?id=31
44 Würfel Kunststofftechnik GmbH
www.wuerfel-kt.com
4. Cooperation networks
Cluster plastics and chemicals Brandenburg
www.kunststoffe-chemie-brandenburg.de
Kunststoff-Verbund Brandenburg Berlin e.V.
www.kuvbb.de
5.Selected research institutions
1 BAM - Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (Berlin)
www.bam.de
2 Beuth Hochschule für Technik Berlin,
University of Applied Sciences (formerly TFH Berlin)
www.beuth-hochschule.de
3 Brandenburg University of Technology
Cottbus-Senftenberg
www.b-tu.de
4 Fraunhofer Research Institution for Polymeric Materials and Composites PYCO www.pyco.fraunhofer.de
5 Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research
www.iap.fraunhofer.de
6 Fritz-Haber-Institut der
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
www.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/
7 Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien
und Energie (HZB)
www.helmholtz-berlin.de
8 Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht GmbH,
Centre for Materials and Coastal Research www.hzg.de/institute/biomaterial_science/index.html.de
9 Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (HU Berlin)
www.hu-berlin.de
10 Institute for Thin Film and Microsensoric Technology
www.idm-teltow.de
11 Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
www.mpikg.mpg.de
12 Technische Hochschule Wildau (FH),
Technical University of Applied Sciences
www.th-wildau.de
13 Technische Universität Berlin
www.tu-berlin.de
14 Universität Potsdam
www.uni-potsdam.de
Unbeatable in research and
development
Top local conditions
In research and development, the Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg is a European heavyweight. 52 universities and other
institutes of higher education with over 200,000 students, 24
institutes of the Leibniz Association, 8 Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
institutes and 8 institutes of the Max Planck Society together
make Berlin and Brandenburg an international centre for researchers, scientists and technology experts. Research interests of significance to the chemicals and plastics industries
include biopolymers and lightweight composites.
The many research institutions in the Capital Region and efficient technology transfer form a solid basis for strong innovation performance within companies and thus for economic
success.
An abundance of highly qualified experts
The labour market in Berlin-Brandenburg comprises the largest proportion of highly qualified experts in Germany. You
are sure to find your future experts from among the approximately 35,000 students who graduate every year.
The German Capital Region also offers a wide selection of
training centres for occupations relating to specific industries.
Hands-on training in close cooperation with business, the involvement of students in companies’ innovation projects and
the attractive support offered by active business development
programmes guarantee highly trained employees.
Skilled experts, BASF Schwarzheide GmbH
Modern conditions, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
The Capital Region Berlin-Brandenburg is a centre of excellence with a high quality of life. It offers companies an ideal
basis for their economic success and experts and managers
outstanding leisure opportunities in addition to ideal professional prospects. The high level of productivity is above all a
consequence of modern capital asset management. In terms
of turnover, the State of Brandenburg has a capital outlay ratio
of 4.1 per cent, the third-highest in all of Germany. In 2011
alone and not least due to tailored funding, the companies in
Brandenburg invested over a billion euros in new plants, machines and buildings – an increase of 31 per cent on the previous year. This has enabled the production facilities to achieve
a level of modernisation not seen since German reunification.
In 2012, Brandenburg emerged victorious in the German state
dynamism ranking for the third time in a row.
The Berlin-Brandenburg Capital Region: Locational advantages, facts, services
Where investment makes sense
Berlin-Brandenburg offers excellent and customized funding programmes for businesses which are new to the region or excel in innovation. Investment incentives
come in the form of direct subsidies. Funding programmes pool resources from
the EU, the German federal government and the states of Berlin and Brandenburg.
High quality of life
Berlin, Potsdamer Platz
The region offers the unique combination of Berlin’s international metropolitan flair and
Brandenburg’s fascinating countryside and historical places of interest. A nightlife like
no other, renowned large-scale events, more than 170 museums, 150 performance venues and around 500 palaces, churches and parks – all these add up to an irresistible
location. The region also offers unlimited sporting and leisure activities such as golf,
horse riding, water sports and flying. Living costs, infrastructure and leisure activities
are considerably more affordable than in other comparable metropolitan regions.
Investment made easy
Potsdam, Glienicker Bridge
The two economic development corporations, Berlin Partner for Business and Technology and the Brandenburg Economic Development Board (ZAB), will provide extensive support in establishing your business: competently, quickly, without red tape,
confidentially and free of charge.
Location: facts and figures on the Berlin-Brandenburg business region
Personnel: support in recruiting and training new employees
Property: assistance in searching for properties to lease or buy
Financing: advice on funding options and financing methods
Contacts: public authorities, banks, chambers of commerce, associations, company networks
Cottbus, Altmarkt
www.capital-region.de
www.brandenburg-invest.de
www.businesslocationcenter.de
www.kunststoffe-chemie-brandenburg.de
Your point of contact in Brandenburg:
Your point of contact in Berlin:
Legal notice
Publisher: Brandenburg Economic Development Board (ZAB) on
behalf of the Ministry of Economics
and European Affairs of the state of
Brandenburg
Brandenburg Economic Development Board
Philipp Ruta
project manager Clean Technologies,
plastics, chemicals
Steinstraße 104 -106
14480 Potsdam
Tel.: +49 (0)331 660 - 3161
Fax: +49 (0)331 660 - 3222
philipp.ruta@zab-brandenburg.de
www.kunststoffe-chemie-brandenburg.de
Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Energy Technologies
Ludwig Erhard Haus
Fasanenstraße 85
10623 Berlin
Tel.: +49 (0)30 399 80 - 0
Fax: +49 (0)30 399 80 - 239
info@berlin-partner.de
www.berlin-partner.de
Design: Schweiger Design
Last updated: September 2013
Cover: PCK Raffinerie Schwedt
(© H. Hirsch)
Photographs: Foil wrapping
machine (ZAB); scientific research
(ZAB); modern conditions (ZAB);
skilled experts (BASF);
Berlin, Potsdamer Platz Station
(Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und
Technologie GmbH/Fritschfoto);
Potsdam, Glienicke Bridge (TMB
Fotoarchiv/Boettcher); Cottbus,
Altmarkt (ZAB)