Ko Yo Chemical publishes 2025 annual report

• Ko Yo Chemical published its 2025 annual report, flagging weaker operating conditions as natural gas costs rose while fertilizer and chemical prices stayed low.
• Management said 2025 operations remained stable, supported by internal cost-cutting, energy-saving upgrades, and changes to sales bidding and contract allocation.
• Guang’an Ko Yo plant restarted methanol-ammonia co-production units on Jan. 3, 2025 following overhaul, with multiple pipeline and steam energy-saving projects moved into commissioning or trial operation.
• Dazhou Ko Yo plant resumed synthetic ammonia and urea output on Feb. 13, 2025 after annual maintenance, with emphasis on tighter HSE execution and operating optimization.
• Growth projects advanced, with Jiangsu Bluestar’s 400,000-tonne-per-year propylene oxide project entering commissioning and testing stage, while electronic materials units stayed shut pending demand despite capacity and stability upgrades.

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