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Room to Succeed RZ Umschlag Investorenbroschüre_SD_engl 3mm Rücken_AZ 06.02.2008 12:02 Uhr Seite 1 ROOM TO SUCCEED Europe’s chemical park Contents Ideal conditions 04 Located in Europe’s industrial heartland 01 Strong network for greater added value Benefits at a glance Mario Bernards, Dr. Heinz-Hermann Greve, Dr. Jörg-Michael Söder (from left) Three sites offering excellent opportunities 12 Leverkusen 02 Dormagen Your contacts Krefeld-Uerdingen Service for your company 20 Building blocks for success Dr. Heinz-Hermann Greve 03 A home for new businesses Phone: +49 214 305 74 29 Our chemical park partners Fax: +49 214 306 72 45 E-mail: [email protected] Dr. Jörg-Michael Söder Phone: +49 214 303 19 30 Fax: +49 214 309 63 19 30 E-mail: [email protected] Published by Mario Bernards CURRENTA GMBH & CO. OHG Phone: +49 214 307 24 15 51368 Leverkusen Fax: +49 214 302 12 57 Germany E-mail: [email protected] www.currenta.de Leverkusen Dormagen As at: January 2008 Powered by CURRENTA Krefeld-Uerdingen RZ Umschlag Investorenbroschüre_SD 3mm Rücken_AZ 06.02.2008 11:35 Uhr Seite 1 RZ Umschlag Investorenbroschüre_SD_engl 3mm Rücken_AZ 06.02.2008 12:02 Uhr Seite 1 RZ Umschlag Investorenbroschüre_SD_engl 3mm Rücken_AZ 06.02.2008 12:02 Uhr Seite 2 Service for your company 27 Building management com- Development and produc- Market-leading credit in- Manufacturer of titanium pany and supplier of resi- tion of highly flexible elec- stitution in Leverkusen dioxide, e.g. for coloring dential real estate to buy or troluminescent films plastics, paints and paper rent in the CHEMPARK areas To see more of CHEMPARK, take a look at the enclosed DVD. Manufacturer of specialty Key account management Provider of complete pro- Inspection and expert and electronic chemicals for purchasers and manag- duct ranges for the textile services for chemical ers of company car fleets industry, emulsifiers and and process plants antifoams ROOM TO SUCCEED Manufacturer of silicone Production of high-tech Leading company for seal- Provider of industrial pipe- mold-making materials materials for the silicone, ing technology line engineering services and materials for dental quartz and ceramics laboratories industries Europe’s chemical park Logistics service provider European specialist in high- Technical service provider Service provider for loading/ grade triacetate foils for chemical companies, unloading, individual and from scheduled maintenance bulk transport and waste to spare parts management disposal Research and service Insurance company for the Global travel management Manufacturer of nitrogen- company for fire safety Bayer Group and travel services based chemicals and CO2 Contents technology Fitness, health promotion Development and produc- Ideal conditions 04 and prevention programs tion of high-quality mono- Located in Europe’s industrial heartland filaments 01 Strong network for greater added value RAUM FÜR PERSPEKTIVEN Benefits at a glance Mario Bernards, Dr. Heinz-Hermann Greve, Dr. Jörg-Michael Söder (from left) Systems house for safety Manufacturer of enameled and communication in reactor systems industry Three sites offering excellent opportunities 12 Leverkusen Manufacturer of petrochem- Manufacturer of industrial 02 Dormagen ical products gases (air, process and Krefeld-Uerdingen special gases) in pipelines, Your contacts tankers and cylinders, and also medicinal gases Start-up-companies Staffing services provider Health insurance company Service for your company 20 for temporary employment, formed from the merger of at CHEMPARK Building blocks for success staffing, recruitment, out- Bayer BKK and Fortisnova – Dr. Heinz-Hermann Greve placement and coaching BKK gesund & aktiv 03 A home for new businesses Phone: +49 214 305 74 29 Our chemical park partners Subsidiary of Finnish com- Maintenance, testing and Refinement of metallic Development and manufac- Fax: +49 214 306 72 45 pany Kemira Oyj scheduled maintenance of surfaces ture of polymer membrane E-mail: [email protected] technical building equip- fuel cells and fuel cell Europas Chemiepark ment systems Manufacturer of titanium Solutions for company Developer of identifica- Production of innovative dioxide pigments pension provision tion systems for inks and fine and research chemicals paints, coatings and Dr. Jörg-Michael Söder packaging Phone: +49 214 303 19 30 Development, production Operator of power plants, Development, production Service provider for re- Fax: +49 214 309 63 19 30 and sale of chemicals, supplier of electricity and/or and quality control of inks search and development E-mail: [email protected] plastics and rubbers heating for major industrial and blends in the plastics sector customers CURRENTA has compiled the information in this brochure from internal and external sources to the best of its knowledge and belief, Logistics service provider Custom manufacturing for Coating of substrates for life Sale of chemical inter- using professional diligence. This information is purely for the purposes of presenting CURRENTA and its products and services. However, pharmaceutical, agrochemi- sciences, material sciences mediates; contract man- Published by no warranty is given, either expressly or tacitly, for the completeness or correctness of the information in this brochure. In particular, we cal and specialty chemicals and nanotechnology ufacturing of laboratory Mario Bernards must ask you to be aware that this information may no longer be up to date. We therefore recommend that you check any information companies all over the chemicals CURRENTA GMBH & CO. OHG world you obtain from this brochure prior to using it in whatever form. This brochure does not exempt you from conducting your own checks Phone: +49 214 307 24 15 51368 Leverkusen on the information and statements it contains and on our products and services as regards their suitability for your intended purposes. Provider of industrial and Logistics service provider Development of micro Marketing of an innovative, Fax: +49 214 302 12 57 Germany Should you require any advice or instructions concerning our products or services, please contact us directly. Neither CURRENTA nor medicinal gases glass fiber fabrics for patented metering tech- E-mail: [email protected] www.currenta.de third parties involved in the writing, production or distribution of this brochure can be held liable for damage or injury resulting from safety-related products nology the use of the information given in this brochure, or from the fact that you have relied on it. Leverkusen Dormagen As at: January 2008 Powered by CURRENTA Krefeld-Uerdingen Inhalt Optimale Voraussetzungen 04 Industrieller Standort im Zentrum Europas 01 Starkes Netzwerk für mehr Wertschöpfung Ihre Vorteile auf einen Blick Mario Bernards, Dr. Heinz-Hermann Greve, Dr. Jörg-Michael Söder (v.l.n.r.) Gute Perspektiven an drei Standorten 12 Standort Leverkusen 02 Standort Dormagen Ihre Ansprechpartner Standort Krefeld-Uerdingen Service für Ihr Unternehmen 20 Bausteine für den Erfolg Dr. Heinz-Hermann Greve 03 Ein Zuhause für Unternehmensgründer Telefon: +49 214.30574 29 Unsere Chemiepark-Partner Telefax: +49 214.30672 45 E-Mail: [email protected] Dr. Jörg-Michael Söder Telefon: +49 214.303 19 30 Telefax: +49 214.309 63 19 30 E-Mail: [email protected] Herausgeber Mario Bernards CURRENTA GMBH&CO. OHG Telefon: +49 214.3072415 51368 Leverkusen Telefax: +49 214.302 12 57 Deutschland E-Mail: [email protected] www.currenta.de Leverkusen Dormagen Stand: Januar 2008 Powered by CURRENTA Krefeld-Uerdingen RZ Investorenbroschüre_SD_engl_AZ 06.02.2008 11:51 Uhr Seite 1 Introduction 03 Dr. Klaus Schäfer, Chairman of the Executive Board of CURRENTA (left) Dr. Joachim Waldi, Executive Board member of CURRENTA Network to success Any company looking to succeed with innovative ideas needs room to develop its full potential. It needs a place in which it can develop new technologies and create new products. A place that has a modern infrastructure and strong network and that develops in tandem with the companies on site. That place is CHEMPARK. Here, you benefit from the know-how and many years of experience offered by a „wide range of partners in the chemical industry and associated sectors. As a service provider and the manager and operator of CHEMPARK, CURRENTA has the expertise to provide companies with effective long-term support. CHEM- PARK (Europe’s Chemical Park) offers you the perfect environment for research, development and production. The CHEMPARK’s three sites, in Leverkusen, Dor- magen and Krefeld-Uerdingen, are located in Europe’s industrial heartland. This makes the park one of the leading locations for the chemical industry in Germany and worldwide. Blue-chip companies from the industry will feel just as at home here as small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups looking for the best possible environment in which to take their first steps on the path to success. At CHEMPARK you benefit from a highly efficient network combining materials and production facilities that rate among the best in the world with the vast experience of the CURRENTA team. We offer you a comprehensive service portfolio that includes everything from infrastructure and analytical services to integrated utility, waste management and safety concepts. Invest in Germany and open the doors to Europe’s markets. The following pages will give you an idea of just what CHEMPARK can do for your company. We look forward to working with you
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