History of the company

In 1920, Charles and Axel Almkvist Johnson built the first petrochemical plant in Sweden.

While the company provides supplies of fuel for cars, whose number is constantly growing. There was also built a network of petrol stations. After the Second World War, the Swedish economy experienced a sharp rise and fueling Nynas have become commonplace in the country. In addition, roads in Sweden require a huge amount of bitumen. Nynas and began to produce it. For this new production facility was opened in the city of Gothenburg.

In the 70s the economic situation began to deteriorate, and came a time of crisis. Oil prices rose sharply and the situation with the supply of oil has become uncertain. In this connection, it was decided to focus on specific products. All gas stations were sold. They were invested in technology hydrotreating to allow for specialized naphthenic oils.

In the 1990s Nynas has expanded its area of ​​influence through the acquisition of a leading UK manufacturer of bitumen. In recent years, considerable resources have been invested in the plant in Ninaskhame, including a new hydrogen production, advanced laboratories and clean power.

Today, Nynas because of its relation to innovation is the leader in its segment. The spirit of the founding fathers of Nynas continues to live to this day.