Luxembourg-based OCSiAl, a global leader in the production of graphene nanotubes, continues to develop its first European production facility in Serbia. Based on official company data and information from the investment community, Serbian Economist presents the latest news about the company and its development.
This unique plant is located in Stara Pazova, northwest of Belgrade, on an area of approximately 10,000 m², equipped with nanotube synthesis lines, dispersion and concentrate production facilities, a research center, and quality control laboratories.
The facility’s current annual production capacity is 60 tons of nanotubes, with plans to double that to 120 tons by the end of this year. The plant already provides jobs for more than 200 employees, including engineers, operators, and application specialists. The €40 million project is the largest investment from Luxembourg in Serbia.
OCSiAl emphasizes the logistical advantages of the location, which allows it to supply nanotubes to Europe, Asia, and the US and strengthen the sustainability of the global supply chain.
OCSiAl plans to double production by launching a second synthesis line as early as 2026 and retains the option to rapidly scale up this modular complex.
Nanotubes manufactured under the TUBALL™ brand are used in batteries, coatings, and composites.
