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大林産業  

              大林産業、HDPE事業売却検討

History                          

The Daelim Group started in 1939 as a lumber operation named Boolim Company. In 1947, the company was renamed Daelim industrial Co., Ltd. which completed Korea's first-ever overseas construction project in the 1960s. In additon, the group has been involved in many construction projects of historical proportions in Korea, including petrochemical plants in Yosu and Ulsan, fertilizer plants, the Seoul-Pusan Expressway, power plants, and harbors. Daelim acquired Honam Ethylene Co., Ltd. in 1979, and that operation was merged with Daelim industrial Co., Ltd. in 1987, setting the stage for a new round of growth. On the 50th anniversary of the group foundation (1987), the Daelim Group proclaimed a second foundation and embarked on an ambitious plan for leadership.


                
     Yeochun NCC  (Joint Venture between Hanwha Chemical and Daelim, 50:50)

  大林産業 扱い製品:HDPE、ポリブテン、加工製品
         
      ナフサクラッカー  ハンファのクラッカーと統合 → 
Yeochun NCC
       LDPE         ハンファに譲渡
      PP          
ポリミレイに譲渡

        ポリミレイ
資本構成
         大林産業 50%
        
モンテル・エスディーケイ・サンライズ 30%
         バセル・インターナショナル・ホールディングス社  8%
        
台湾ポリプロピレン 12%


HDPE

HDPE is manufactured using two kinds of process.
One is the Supported Chrome Catalyst-Slurry Process, which was developed by Phillips 66 in U.S.A., a world renowed company in the field of catalyst technology. By this Process, the control of molecular weight and its distribution is easily made and products may be modified according to customer's requirements. The use of a chrome catalyst eliminates the risk of corrosion of processing machinery due to residual chlorine.
The Other is the Spherilene Process that was first developed by Montell, the largest Polyolefin Manufacturer in the world, which Daelim has commercialized first time in the world.

POLYBUTENE

- Daelim undertook the development of polybutene synthesis process as a research project to enhance the value of C4-raffinate-1
- Daelim became the first Korean company to succeed in the synthesis of Polybutene in 1986.
- To commercialize this thchnology, Daelim built a pilot plant in 1989 and engaged in operation and sales of sample product.
- After quilty improvement and process evaluation were achieved, Daelim constructed plant in 1993.


Daelim Industrial

1939   Lumber production company & civil engineering and construction company established(Bulim company)
1947   Trade name changed to Daelim Industrial Co., Ltd.
1979   Participated to petrochemical industry (Honam Ethylene Co., Ltd.), Operates Naphtha Cracking Center No.1
1986   R&D center established, Operates SM plant
1987   Honam Ethylene Co., Ltd. changes its name to Petrochemical Division Daelim Industrial Co.,Ltd., Starts PIPE processing business
1991   Research center at Daeduk established.
1992   Starts operations for high-value products (CctComplex plant, BD plant), Research center at Daeduk established, plastics processing plant newly expanded (Chochiwon plant)
1993   Polymer business expanded (PPLDPE plant), PB own process developed & commercial plant started up (PB plant)
1994   Commercial production started of all companies in the world(L-LDPE), ISO 9002 Certificate acquired, Sales company (Daelim Corporation) established
1996   Operates another PP & L-LDPE plant (Yong-song Complex), Starts BOPP film processing business (Chon-ju plant), ISO 14001 Certificate acquired
1997   Operates KResin plant
1999   LDPE, L-LDPE business withdrew (Big-deal with Hanwha petrochemical co.,). NCC Business is separated as an independent company (Yeochon NCC co.,)
2000   K-Resin Business is separated as an independent company (KR Copolymer co.,) PP Business is separated as an independent company (PolyMirae co.,)

Asia Chemical Weekly 2003/8/20

Korean Daelim mulls divesting hdPE plant to Basell

South Koreas Daelim Industrial is considering inviting Basell to take a majority stake in its 380 000 tonne/year high density polyethylene (hdPE) plant at Yeochun. The plant would subsequently be converted to a polypropylene (PP) plant, a source close to Daelim sail.


Daelim hopes to divest most of its petrochemical assets in the next couple of years, keeping a minority interest for itself. The assets include a 70 000 tonne/year polymer compounding plant, a 35 000 tonne/year pipe-processing plant and a 25 000 tonne/ year biaxially oriented PP (BOPP) film plant in addition to the hdPE and PP plants.