The assets include 14 raw material tanks, loading ramps, railroads, a cistern washing station and plots with a total surface of 240,000 sqm, according to an Oltchim report sent to the Bucharest bourse.
Under the same operation, Oltchim took over 26 employees working on the Arpechim platform.
The chemical company recently announced it would start by the end of May the first petrochemistry installation at the Arpechim refinery, following an investment of EUR3.8 million.
The Arpechim platform includes a total 27 petrochemistry installations, all of them currently inactive.
The Arpechim refinery, owned by OMV Petrom, has a nominal capacity of some 3.5 million tons per year and it was initially designed as part of a petrochemical complex.
OMV Petrom plans to permanently shut down Arpechim in the near future, turning it into a storage facility for crude and oil products.
Oltchim stock closed up 2.72% on the day Tuesday, to RON1. (EUR1=RON4.1208)