Enka turns plastic bottles into polyester yarn, and nylon into tire cord — a sixty-year-old Medellín factory that reinvented itself as Colombia's recycling champion, only to be ambushed in 2024 by a flood of cheap Asian synthetics. Full nameEnka de Colombia S.A. Ticker / exchangeENKA — Bolsa de Valores de Colombia (BVC) HeadquartersMedellín (admin) / Girardota, Antioquia (plant), Colombia SectorPetrochemicals — synthetic fibres, resins & PET recycling Employees~756 (Jan 2026) Market value (market cap)COP 203.7 billion / ~US$59.5M (our calculation) Yearly sales (revenue) — FY2024COP 475.4 billion / ~US$138.7M (our …
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