About Us
We build a sustainable future with high performance insulation and building envelope solutions.
Assan Panel, the leading organization of the sandwich panel sector, started production in 1990 with its first factory in Tuzla, Istanbul.Having continued to invest in to increase its production capacity over the years, Assan Panel invested in its Iskenderun plant in 2004 with a manufacturing capacity of 3 million m2/year, Balıkesir plant in 2009 with a manufacturing capacity of 3 million m2/year, and Jordan plant in 2012 with a manufacturing capacity of 4.5 million m2/year, respectively. In 2015, accomplishing its investment in the second production line in Tuzla, Istanbul plant with a capacity of 3.5 million m2/year, it reached a total production capacity of 18 million m2/year. In 2021, realizing its first investment in Turkic Republics, it has initiated its operations in the Azerbaijan plant in cooperation with STP (Sumgait Technologies Park).
About Us
We build a sustainable future with high performance insulation and building envelope solutions.
Assan Panel, the leading organization of the sandwich panel sector, started production in 1990 with its first factory in Tuzla, Istanbul.Having continued to invest in to increase its production capacity over the years, Assan Panel invested in its Iskenderun plant in 2004 with a manufacturing capacity of 3 million m2/year, Balıkesir plant in 2009 with a manufacturing capacity of 3 million m2/year, and Jordan plant in 2012 with a manufacturing capacity of 4.5 million m2/year, respectively. In 2015, accomplishing its investment in the second production line in Tuzla, Istanbul plant with a capacity of 3.5 million m2/year, it reached a total production capacity of 18 million m2/year. In 2021, realizing its first investment in Turkic Republics, it has initiated its operations in the Azerbaijan plant in cooperation with STP (Sumgait Technologies Park).
SUSTAINABILITY
WE BUILD A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Assan Panel's sustainability approach is built within the scope of the United Nations Global Compact, signed by its parent company, Kibar Holding, and considers sustainability not only in terms of environmental aspects but also in terms of both social and economic dimensions.
