Osa Kimya's Polyurethane Export Targets

Osa Kimya Founder Partner Orkun Ataman stated that polyurethane exports, which are used in many different sectors and continuously in demand, are expected to increase in the coming years. The chemical industry, due to its significant share in exports in recent years, is solidifying its position among Turkey's most dynamic sectors. The chemical sector, which exports to a wide range of markets from Europe to Africa, South America and the Far East, ranks among the country's highest-exporting sectors. The polyurethane sector stands out as one of the most in-demand subsectors for exports in the chemical industry, which has strengthened its position among the highest-exporting sectors. Osa Kimya Founder Partner Orkun Ataman emphasized that polyurethane exports, which are used in many different sectors and continuously in demand, are expected to increase in the coming years.

Polyurethane Export Targets

Polyurethane sector leader Osa Kimya founder partner Orkun Ataman noted that the polyurethane sector will grow significantly in the near future and will become one of the most important subsectors in the chemical industry. Ataman, emphasizing that demand from developing and growing markets is decisive in the chemical sector's position as the highest-exporting sector, stated: "Chemical products play a major role in sustaining production in many main and subsectors such as automotive, construction, white goods, furniture and footwear. Polyurethane is among the most in-demand products for ensuring continuity of production in these sectors. We forecast that polyurethane demand will increase further in the coming years. For this reason, as Osa Kimya, we continue our investments in polyurethane systems and production technologies at full speed and respond in the best way to the demands of our overseas customers. With exports to 20 countries and competing with European companies, Osa Kimya's goal is to become a leading company that represents our country globally as a result of exports made with 100 percent Turkish capital," he said.