About the company
Kumru Kimya, whose primary goal is customer satisfaction, was founded in 1972 to trade in plastic raw materials. To this end, it conducts business with the world’s leading petrochemical producers, particularly in Europe, the Far East, and Asia. In its early years, Kumru Kimya supplied thermoset raw materials. In line with its goals extending from the present into the future, the company now sources a variety of bioplastic raw materials from different producers around the world that can serve as alternatives across all application areas. To this end, in 2010, the company entered into a representation agreement with Germany’s FKuR Kunststoff GmbH, aiming to implement the German firm’s “Bioplastic Expertise” objective in the Turkish market.
About
Us Our company, which has been operating in the thermoset plastics market for over 40 years, was founded by Sami Kumru under the name NES Ticaret. Back when injection molding machines and domestic manufacturers were not yet available, the company supplied bakelite and urea-formaldehyde molding powders from various European countries to the Turkish market for use in open-mold applications.
In the 1990s, the company changed its name to the current Kumru Kimya and continued its operations in the market. During this period, it imported raw materials such as PVC for cable and cable channel applications, as well as crystal and anti-shock polystyrene and ABS, from abroad.
Starting in the 2000s, our company refocused on thermoset plastic raw materials and served as a representative for many foreign raw material manufacturers on a periodic basis.
Today, in addition to these raw materials, the company focuses on amino-based resins, bioplastic raw materials, and antimicrobial masterbatch products, offering the Turkish market the highest-quality and most cost-effective products from leading manufacturers in Europe and the United States.
The company’s most important vision has always been forward-looking: to bring the products of the future to the Turkish market.
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