BASF's Middle East Plastics Additives Division is Bahrain's state-of-the-art antioxidant blending agent (CSB), providing customized services to customers in the Middle East. Michael Wille will be its new general manager. This appointment marks BASF's rapid move to the Middle East. The support of the growing polymer industry has taken an important step.
As a leading manufacturer and supplier of plastic additives in the region, BASF plans to continue to improve local CSB production – a blend of fuels tailored to meet specific customer needs. CSB is not available in the company's portfolio for the plastics industry. Part of the missing.
Frank Fasdernes, vice president of performance chemical operations at BASF Middle East, said: 'We are delighted that Michael Wille can be the general manager of Bahrain. His expertise and strengths in engineering and leadership will drive the company's continued growth in this high-potential and other regions. This appointment is the result of the unremitting efforts of Michael Wille since the global expansion of BASF since 2002. '
Since its inception in 2012, BASF has become BASF's first wholly-owned subsidiary in the plastics industry in the Middle East and one of the largest production sites in the world. We are proud to have the highest safety and environment. Standards to operate this production base. Michael Wille will lead the team in Bahrain to maintain the above standards and ensure that we fulfill our commitment to provide production and services to the rapidly growing polymer market in the Middle East, especially for our key customers – - Providing services in countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). ' Alberto Giovanzana, Vice President, Plastics Additives Unit, BASF Europe, Middle East and Africa, said.
Over the past 20 years, Wille has held several international senior positions within BASF, contributing to BASF's growth and expansion in Europe and Asia, primarily in engineering and operations.