The Manfredonia and Monte Sant’Angelo petrochemical plant was founded in 1968 with Anic to produce fertilizers. Subsequently, the company Chimica Dauna, held for 50% by Anic and 50% by Snia Viscosa, began producing caprolactam, ammonium sulphate and other derivatives. In 1982, Anic acquired 50% of the shares owned by Snia Viscosa, to become the sole owner. Two years later, the company Chimica Dauna merged with Anic Agricoltura (then Enichem Agricoltura). Since 1976, following an explosion at the ammonia-urea plant, production was gradually discontinued until the caprolactam and fertiliser plants were closed down between 1988 and 1994. In the Manfredonia industrial area, recognised as a Site of National Interest in 1998, Eni Rewind owns around 96 hectares, distributed over 17 islands.
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