BASF ramps up its aminic antioxidants manufacturing facility in Puebla, Mexico

BASF is expanding its manufacturing facility in Puebla, Mexico, to boost production of aminic antioxidants used in lubricants. The investment reinforces the company’s position as a key supplier to the global lubricant industry, responding to rising demand for high-performance additives. Market growth is driven by stricter stability requirements for lubricating oils and the increasing number of vehicles worldwide.

Marius Vaarkamp, Business Director for Components North America at BASF’s Fuel & Lubricant Solutions division, emphasized the company’s focus on meeting customer needs through enhanced production reliability. He adds the dynamics industry trends call for innovation and consistent commitment to deliver the most efficient solutions.

BASF Corporation, the North American subsidiary of Germany-based BASF SE, operates with approximately 16,000 employees in the region. BASF provides advanced solutions for fuel and lubricant applications, including synthetic base oils, lubricant additives, engine coolants, and brake fluids. With a strong technical expertise and global footprint, the company serves customers across multiple industries, offering tailored performance solutions.