DniproAzot

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DniproAzot
Native name
ДніпроАзот
Company type Joint Stock Company [1] [2]
Industry Chemical
Founded1938
Headquarters,
Ukraine
Number of employees
4000

DniproAzot located in Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast is an enterprise in the chemical industry of Ukraine. DniproAzot is a significant producer of ammonia, [3] nitrogen fertilizers, [1] urea, caustic soda, chlorine, [4] and hydrochloric acid. [5] DniproAzot is one of the five largest chemical enterprises in the country. [6] In May 2018, the company celebrated its 80th anniversary.

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