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Is Ineos in financial woes?

The UK Telegraph states that JR is threatening Scottland (or the UK) to close the site in Grangemouth completely incl. the loss of jobs.

AWo
 
Yes, but that was about the Petroineos stuff in March and April.

Now it's about the rest, the O&P (Olimers and Polymers) plant, about another 2,000 jobs. The biggest chemical plant in the UK left.

AWo
 
In fairness to Ineos they bought it from BP who were planning on closing it 20 years ago. It’s ancient and like most downstream facilities run on a shoestring. Just ticking along, if it’s losing money for a company like Ineos (who are very lean compared to the majors) then it’s surely not viable for anyone else.
 
In fairness to Ineos they bought it from BP who were planning on closing it 20 years ago. It’s ancient and like most downstream facilities run on a shoestring. Just ticking along, if it’s losing money for a company like Ineos (who are very lean compared to the majors) then it’s surely not viable for anyone else.
Apparently you didn’t get the memo. When an ancient plant closes, it’s always about greedy unions and burdensome regulations, and never about owners and managers pulling huge profits and bonuses for decades without putting any money back into maintaining and updating the place.
 
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