Dongsung Chemical Launches Southeast Asia’s Most Advanced Polyurethane Plant
- ial
- May 7
- 2 min read
On April 30, Dongsung Chemical, a leader in eco-friendly materials science, announced the official opening of its new polyurethane (PU) production facility in Karawang, Indonesia.
Covering 81,000 square meters, the facility has an annual production capacity of 67,000 tons of prepolymers, polyester polyols, and polyurethane resins—three times the combined output of Dongsung Chemical’s existing PU plants in Korea, Vietnam, and China. The plant is projected to generate approximately USD 150 million in annual revenue.
Equipped with storage for up to 1,000 tons of essential raw materials, the facility is designed to ensure supply chain stability and maintain continuous production despite global disruptions. State-of-the-art automation enhances operational efficiency and product quality.
Strategically located in one of Indonesia’s key industrial hubs, the Karawang plant is set to become a central base for Dongsung Chemical’s international expansion, with a focus on Southeast Asia, the Americas, and Europe. In addition to its established markets in footwear, synthetic leather, automotive, and electronics, the company plans to expand into the furniture materials sector.
By capitalizing on Indonesia’s logistical advantages—its proximity to major ports and pivotal position in the automotive supply chain—we plan to deliver high-quality products to our customers with speed and efficiency. This new facility will serve as a key launching pad for Dongsung Chemical’s global expansion.
This plant will become the leading PU production base in Southeast Asia and a vital hub in our global network. We remain committed to creating exceptional value through innovation and sustainable practices.
This plant is a major step forward for Indonesia’s manufacturing sector and a testament to the strong partnership between Indonesia and Korea. I thank Chairman Baek and Dongsung Chemical for their trust and investment in Karawang.
Source: Dongsung
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