History
Neochim PLC is the successor of the Chemical Plant in the town of Dimitrovgrad in Bulgaria which started its production activities on 5th of November 1951. In the beginning nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers were produced. Later on expansions, reconstructions and modernizations of the production facilities were carried out. In 1987 a new complex for the production of ammonia, nitric acid and ammonium nitrate was put in operation. In the period 1992-93 the installations producing sulfuric and phosphoric acid, aniline and nitrobenzene were shut down.
Location
Neochim PLC has been registered at the district court of Haskovo with its seat in the town of Dimitrovgrad. The plant's infrastructure is distributed on two plots of a total area of 2 300 decares (230 hectares), situated on both banks of the Maritsa river, outside the boundaries of the town. It is located 200 km southeast of Sofia, in a region with well-developed railway junction and near to Pan - European transport corridors # 4, 9 and 10.
Purpose
Production of and trade in non-organic and organic chemical products, implementation of scientific and research work, engineering and commercial activities.
Management Structure and Staff
Neochim is a joint-stock company with a single-stage structure of management, managed by a Board of Directors, consisting of 9 members. The organizational and executive activity is concentrated in five departments, each one administered by a Director, directly subordinate to the Executive Director. The company employs nearly 1500 people.
Bulgaria
