DAPEK attracts over US$3 billion investment
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 23, 2026 · Last updated Jul 23, 2026
The investment boosts Turkey's petrochemical self-sufficiency and industrial competitiveness, potentially reducing import dependence. The project's scale and integrated model may attract further foreign investment, positively impacting related sectors and regional development.
The Eastern Mediterranean Petrochemical Cluster (DAPEK), developed by Rönesans Holding in Ceyhan, Adana, has attracted over US$3 billion in total investment, anchored by a US$1.8 billion Polypropylene Production Facility and Liquid Bulk Terminal. The cluster spans 1,300 hectares and integrates petrochemical production, port operations, energy infrastructure, and logistics. A partnership with Surbana Jurong is driving international investor interest. The polypropylene facility will have an annual capacity of 472,500 tonnes, meeting 17% of Turkey's demand and contributing US$300 million annually to the current account balance. The project currently supports 4,000 jobs, expected to exceed 4,500 by year-end.
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