AMI’s databases - identifying opportunities


AMI has created the most comprehensive global database of plastics processors. It boasts detailed information on more than 25,000 sites worldwide, including information on processes carried out, materials used, installed machinery, markets served and contact details for key personnel. This database is constantly being extended and updated by our multi-lingual team of telephone researchers.


Specific sections of the database can be purchased in the form of AMI’s Guides that cover different sectors of the industry and focus on selected countries or regions – for example, a listing of injection moulding sites in Spain and Portugal. They are regularly updated and are available in book or electronic formats.


We also publish Top 50 reviews, providing more detailed profiles of the leading players in a particular market – for example, a review of Europe’s 50 largest technical compounders.


We can also create customised databases to meet your specific requirements. So if you want a list of medical moulders in Europe or masterbatch producers in Turkey, for example, then just let us know.


The database team at AMI can help grow your sales Processes covered:


„ Blow moulding „ Cable extrusion „ Compounding „ Injection moulding „ Masterbatch „ Polyethylene film extrusion „ Pipe extrusion „ Profile extrusion „ Recycling „ Rotational moulding „ Sheet extrusion „ Tube and hose extrusion


Regions covered:


„ Western Europe „ Central and Eastern Europe „ North America „ South America „ The Middle East „ Africa „ China and Asia


For details on our databases and studies, please contact:


Régine Futter rf@amiplastics.com tel: +44 117 924 9442


www.amiplastics.com


@PlasticsWorld


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