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Wellman celebrates 40 years in Co Cavan with an Investment Proposal for facility upgrade

Published On: October 15, 2013Views: 15

Wellman International Limited, a subsidiary of Indorama Ventures PLC, today celebrated 40 years of successful operations in Mullagh, Co Cavan.  The company announced a €5m installation as the first phase of its proposed investment plans for new technologies over the next 3 -4 years, supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.

Wellman International Ltd is Europe’s largest producer of high quality polyester staple fibres, made primarily from post-consumer recycled material for various end-uses.  The facility is a valued member of the Indorama Group and employs 260 people on site.  Local management and staff were joined by Mr Aloke Lohia, CEO of Indorama Ventures Ltd , Mr S P Lohia, Chairman Indorama Ventures Ltd and Ms Aradhana Lohia, who visited the facility today.   

The investment will facilitate the transformation of the operation from a commodity non-woven provider to a hygiene and technically focused supply base aligned to the established markets for personal care.

Commenting on the investment, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD said: “This is a very significant announcement by Wellman, which has been a major employer in Cavan for 40 years. I commend all involved and wish Wellman every success for the future”. 

Frank Gleeson, Managing Director commented – “Following an in-depth strategic review with our parent company, we are very pleased to be making this investment announcement on our 40th anniversary which will enable us to manufacture a higher value product portfolio and maintain our current level of employment on site. I would like to acknowledge the significant contribution of the workforce who continue to deliver focused effort, commitment and flexibility through this transformation process.”

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Wellman celebrates 40 years in Co Cavan with an Investment Proposal for facility upgrade

Published On: October 15, 2013Views: 15

Wellman International Limited, a subsidiary of Indorama Ventures PLC, today celebrated 40 years of successful operations in Mullagh, Co Cavan.  The company announced a €5m installation as the first phase of its proposed investment plans for new technologies over the next 3 -4 years, supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.

Wellman International Ltd is Europe’s largest producer of high quality polyester staple fibres, made primarily from post-consumer recycled material for various end-uses.  The facility is a valued member of the Indorama Group and employs 260 people on site.  Local management and staff were joined by Mr Aloke Lohia, CEO of Indorama Ventures Ltd , Mr S P Lohia, Chairman Indorama Ventures Ltd and Ms Aradhana Lohia, who visited the facility today.   

The investment will facilitate the transformation of the operation from a commodity non-woven provider to a hygiene and technically focused supply base aligned to the established markets for personal care.

Commenting on the investment, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD said: “This is a very significant announcement by Wellman, which has been a major employer in Cavan for 40 years. I commend all involved and wish Wellman every success for the future”. 

Frank Gleeson, Managing Director commented – “Following an in-depth strategic review with our parent company, we are very pleased to be making this investment announcement on our 40th anniversary which will enable us to manufacture a higher value product portfolio and maintain our current level of employment on site. I would like to acknowledge the significant contribution of the workforce who continue to deliver focused effort, commitment and flexibility through this transformation process.”

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