Russian Firm Builds Melamine Plan

EuroChem (Moscow) says it will invest €184 million ($285.2 million) to build a melamine plant at its Nevinnomyssk Azot (Nevinnomyssk, Russia) fertilizer complex. The 50,000-m.t./year plant will form part of a urea reconstruction project at the site. EuroChem has awarded contracts to Lurgi valued at €92.7 million to design and supply the melamine plant, which is scheduled to start up in early...

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