Reijnen Chems
| File:Reijnen Chems Logo.png | |
| Naamloze vennootschap | |
| Traded as | RRC |
| Industry | Chemical Industry |
| Founded | 1902, 1974 as Reijnen Chems |
| Headquarters | Seigerberg, Lindenholt |
Key people | Bas Bruggink |
| Products | Petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, polymer manufacture |
| Revenue | ⱴ9.181 billion |
| ⱴ619 million | |
| ⱴ145 million | |
| Total assets | ⱴ12.126 billion |
| Total equity | ⱴ5.723 billion |
Number of employees | ⱴ91,684 |
| Website | www.reijnenchemicals.lin/en |
Reijnen Chems, officially Royal Reijnen Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals (Koninklijke Reijnen Chemicaliën en Farmaceutica) , is a Lindenholt-based multinational company specialised in the chemical industry and the pharmaceutical industry. Products that Reijnen Chems produce include dietary supplements, medicaments, paints and their largest export being bio based petrochemicals.
Reijnen Chems and its subsidiaries have a combined revenue of almost 10 billion Aurei making it a giant of the Lindian economy, Reijnen Chems alone employs 93 000 people. The company is based in Lindenholt, but is represented on all the Sunalayan continents.
History
Reijnen Chems was established in 1902 as the Seigerberg Coal Cooperation (Seigerberg Kolen Coöperatie) by the province of Heintsbergen as a government-owned mining company that would ensure there would be a government monopoly on the province's rich coal deposits. Only a few years later the state-owned company also started with the production of fertilisers in order to supply the farmers in the province with cheap fertilisers to spray on their fields.
During the 1970's the left-wing government decided to halt all coal mining operations in Lindenholt, this caused the company to lose one of their major products. Reijnen Chems, as the denationalised cooperation was now called, started to further diversify their business. The biotech business proved to be the most profitable for Reijnen Chems.
