The CPP plant in Karachi was commissioned in February 1999, starting commercial production the following month. CPP entered into a long term contract with ICI Pakistan Ltd (now Lotte Chemical Pakistan Ltd) for supply of catalyst to their PTA plant in Port Qasim. It manufactures “CMB” (Cobalt Manganese acetate Bromide solution) in two forms – PCMB (Prime CMB) and RCMB (Regenerated CMB), and is one of the few plants possessing the technology to recycle this product from PTA waste. CMB is a liquid catalyst, essential for the production of PTA (Pure Terepthalic Acid), the principle raw material for manufacture of polyester fibre.
A state-of-the-art laboratory ensures that CPP’s quality of not only the final product, but also raw materials and intermediaries are kept in constant check. The result of this philosophy of exceptionally strict quality control is the fact that CPP has never received even one complaint from its customer on quality (or on any other matter). Since its commissioning, CPP has supplied its customer on a 100% exclusive and uninterrupted basis for more than two and a half decades. In 2009, M. H. Adamjee Group bought over the shares of the Chempro Group and is now 100% shareholder of CPP.
