International plant sales backed by 47 years of global project success

IPP supports international plant sales across 15+ industries with complete, ready-to-ship process plants located at 20 global sites.

Why global manufacturers trust IPP for fast, flexible plant sales and relocations

When speed and certainty matter, IPP delivers. With more than 47 years of experience and a global footprint of 20 complete plant sites, IPP is the recognized leader in international plant sales. From chemical and pharmaceutical to food and polymer production, companies on six continents rely on IPP to source, relocate, and restart industrial plants with unmatched speed and value.

Whether you’re expanding capacity, entering a new market, or navigating supply chain delays, IPP gives you a competitive advantage. Our process plant solutions combine technical expertise with global reach to help you secure the right system—fast.

Complete process plants, available now

IPP’s inventory includes fully integrated process systems for chemical manufacturing, biopharma, specialty materials, agrochemicals, and more. These aren’t partial lines or outdated assets—they’re complete, operable plants backed by documentation, drawings, and project support.

Trusted for complex international transactions

We handle the hard parts—logistics, customs, disassembly, documentation, and even reinstallation. Our international plant sales process is built to minimize downtime and maximize ROI. No surprises. No delays. Just proven results.

Industries served by IPP’s international plant sales

• Petrochemicals and intermediates
• Fine and specialty chemicals
• Pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals
• Plastics, polymers, and resins
• Food and beverage
• Renewable fuels and green hydrogen

When buying new isn’t fast enough

IPP clients often face 12–24 month lead times for new builds. Our ready-to-ship plant inventory shortens that timeline to weeks—not years—allowing production to start faster, with significantly lower capital outlay.

Global service, personal support

We’ve relocated plants to more than 30 countries. Whether you’re in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, or the Americas, our team knows the regulatory, shipping, and engineering hurdles—and we’ll help you clear them.

Key features of our international plant sales program

• Full plants available for chemical, pharma, food, and fuel sectors
• Located at IPP-owned global facilities with rapid deployment
• Support for disassembly, shipment, and recommissioning
• Engineering and documentation provided when available
• More than 15,000 pieces of equipment for modification or upgrade
• Expert project managers and relocation teams worldwide

Don’t let long lead times slow your expansion. Contact IPP today and explore complete process plants available for fast global deployment.

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Frequently asked questions about international plant sales

What types of plants does IPP sell internationally?

IPP offers chemical, pharmaceutical, polymer, food, and other industrial plants that are fully integrated and ready for relocation.

Can IPP support relocation and reinstallation?

Yes. IPP can handle everything from disassembly to global shipping and recommissioning support.

Are permits and certifications included with the plant?

Where available, documentation and compliance paperwork are provided. IPP can help you determine what carries over in your region.

How quickly can I acquire and ship a plant?

Depending on the plant and destination, transactions can move from agreement to shipment in as little as 30 days.

Does IPP handle customs and export documentation?

Yes. Our international team manages the full compliance and logistics chain to simplify cross-border transfers.

For more answers, visit our FAQs page.