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Formosa Plastics Corporation

Formosa Plastics Corporation

Founded in 1978, Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A. is a growing, vertically integrated U.S. manufacturer and supplier of polyethylene, polypropylene, PVC resins, specialty PVC, plastic materials, and petrochemicals. Our products support customers across packaging, construction, automotive, healthcare, and other essential industries. With annual revenues of more than $5 billion, we employ nearly 2,900 people and operate more than 20 production units across five business units: Olefins, Polyolefins, Vinyl, Specialty Polyvinyl Chloride, and Chlor-Alkali.www.fpcusa.com

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Oct 17, 2026

Tanya LloydGUEST
13:26
I mean, you name it, right? Conserve that water any way you can.
Tanya LloydGUEST
13:30
But have they requested Chenier or Valero or Formosa Plastics or any of those companies to cut back on their consumption? Absolutely not.
Tanya LloydGUEST
13:42
So they are able to use all the water they want to, but the citizens of Corpus Christi are having to cut back.
Tanya LloydGUEST
13:48
And I think that's a real sad place that we're in.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:27
I will say, though, that newer themes in AI are finding still some demand for speculation, so plastics has emerged today.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:34
Nanya Plastics is up 9.4%, Formosa Plastics up 7 to 9%, uh, on the back of a JP Morgan note pushing that sector.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:42
Uh, that's also helping other smaller circuit board makers like Gold Circuit.
Anthony StevensCORRESPONDENT
1:46
It's up 8%.
Charles BlainHOST
0:19
Join Charles as he talks about the people and issues that are affecting you and your family at the local level of government.
Charles BlainHOST
0:27
Formosa Plastics Corporation and Formosa Utility Venture operate the Point Comfort complex in Calhoun County.
Charles BlainHOST
0:33
Now, in 2019, these companies applied to renew their state wastewater permit.
Charles BlainHOST
0:36
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's draft permit would authorize multiple discharges, including an average flow of up to 9.7 million gallons through one outfall and up to six million gallons through another per day.
Joel PowellGUEST
4:40
And data centers are not brand new in terms of the economic strategy that a corporation or a business might have when they come into an area that might be economically depressed or is looking for growth.
Joel PowellGUEST
4:54
So you could, for instance, consider the Formosa Plastics Company in southern Texas or which moved in with a lot of promises for jobs and growth and prosperity, and then proceeded to destroy the fishing industry with pollution.
Joel PowellGUEST
5:11
A lot of lies to city commissioners were revealed.
Joel PowellGUEST
5:15
The plants themselves were dangerous.

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