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Source: BorealisGroup
This investment, exceeding EUR 100 million, aims to meet the rising global demand for recyclable, high-performance foam materials. The new production line, set to commence in the latter half of 2026, will triple Borealis’ capability to supply fully recyclable HMS PP. This expansion supports the shift towards more circular and recyclable material solutions for customers across the consumer products, automotive, and building and construction industries.
The creation of Daploy HMS PP occurred at Borealis’ Innovation Headquarters in Linz. This innovative product boasts exceptional foamability, lightweight characteristics, and mechanical strength—qualities that enhance material efficiency while reducing both costs and CO2 emissions. It is also suitable for monomaterial solutions, which are easily recyclable at the end of their lifecycle.
By adhering to the sustainability principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle, Daploy HMS PP meets the increasing demand for recyclable solutions across various industry sectors:
This expansion exemplifies Borealis' commitment to delivering innovative, high-quality products that promote sustainability and reinforces its leadership within the polypropylene market.
In line with our We4Customers strategy, this investment creates value for customers by enabling them to design recyclable, foam-based products for a wide range of high-performance applications. By expanding production, we’re ensuring a reliable supply of this advanced material to help our customers achieve their sustainability goals and deliver high-performance solutions.
Craig Arnold, Borealis Executive Vice President Polyolefins, Circular Economy Solutions and Base Chemicals
Visitors attending K 2025 will have the chance to explore a variety of Daploy HMS PP solutions at the Borealis and Borouge stand in Hall 6, Stand A43, and discuss how these grades can assist them in achieving their sustainability and performance objectives.





