Reviving Armenia’s chemical plant “economically unsound”, says World Bank

By bne IntelliNews June 11, 2015

Reviving Armenia’s Nairit chemical plant would require investment worth $210mn-346mn (€185.8mn-306.1mn) and the estimated cost of supplies exceeds a projected price of polychloroprene rubber as a ...


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