Koch Industries Inc.'s Companies
Flint Hills Resources, LP
Flint Hills Resources operates refineries in Alaska (North Pole), Minnesota (Rosemont) and Texas (Corpus Christi), which together process more than 800 barrels of crude oil a day. The company also has facilities in Illinois, Michigan, and Texas that produce aromatics, olefins, polymers and intermediate chemicals. Additionaly, Flint Hills produces and markets asphalt in the midwest. Finally, Flint Hills owns an interest in a base oil facility in Lousiana; this plant produces base oils for a number of industries including makers of motor oil and commericial lubricants.
Koch Pipeline Company, LP
Koch Pipeline Company and its affiliates own or operate some 4,000 miles of pipelines in the United States. These piplines transport crude oil, natural gas, and refined petroleum products.
Koch Alaska Pipeline Company, LLC
Koch Alaska Pipeline Comapny owns the largest stake (28%) in the Colonial Pipeline Company, which operates the world's largest-volume refined products pipeline. Koch Alaska also owns a 3% stake in the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS). Alyeska Pipeline Service Company operates and maintains the TAPS for five owner companies: British Petroleum (BP), Chevron, ExxonMobil, Koch, and Conoco Phillips. TAPS transports approximately 15% of crude oil in the U.S.
Koch Chemical Technology Group, LLC
Koch Chemical Technology Group designs, manufactures, installs, and services pollution control equipment for industries and organizations throughout the world. The subsidiaries of Koch Chemical that are responsible for producing pollution control equipment are Koch-Glitsch, LP; Koch Memberane Systems, Inc.; Koch Heat Transfer Company, LP; John Zinc Company, LLC; Optimized Process Designs, Inc.; Iris Power, LP; Kock Knight, LLC, and Unifin International, LP.
Koch-Glitsch, LP supplies mass transfer and mist elimination equipment. Its equipment is found in refining, petrochemical, gas processing, and pharmaceutical industries across the globe.
Koch Membrane Systems, Inc. develops membrane separation systems for microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, and reverse osmosis. It also produces membranes used in wastewater treatment.
Koch Heat Transfer Company, LP designs heat exchangers for consumers in the U.S, Europe, and Asia.
John Zink Company, LLC produces a variety of low-emission burners, flares, and thermal oxidizers. It is also a supplier of gas/vapour recovery and vapour combustor systems.
Optimized Process Designs, Inc. is a consultant for the natural gas and gas processing industries. It also offers engineering, fabrication, design, and construction services for gas companies.
Iris Power, LP develops and produces devices to monitor electrical equipment. Iris Power's clients include utility companies, pulp and paper manufacturers, mining and ore processing facilities, and petrochemical facilities.
Koch Knight, LLC designs acid and corrosion-proof ceramics and plastic materials. Its clients include the chemical process and mining industries.
Unifin International, LP designs and manufactures heat transfer systems. It produces transformer oil coolers, transformer oil pumps, and generator coolers.
Koch Minerals, LLC
Koch Minerals is one of the world's largest dry-bulk commodity handlers--it trades more than 40 million tons of product per year.
Koch Carbon, LLC
Koch Carbon trades and transports coal, petroleum coke, pulp and paper, cement, and other commodities throughout Europe and the United States. One of its subsidiaries, Reiss Viking, is one of the largest suppliers of magnetite for the coal industry. Reiss Viking claims that its products touch more than 40% of the one billion tons of coal produced every year.
Koch Exploration Company, LLC
Koch Exploration Company researches, acquires, develops, and trades petroleum and natural gas properties in the United States, Canada, and Brazil.
Koch Fertilizer, LLC
Koch Fertilizer owns interests in nitrogen fertizer plants in the United States, Canada, Trinadad and Tobago, and Venezuela. Koch Fertilizer and its affiliates manufacture and distribute over nine million tons of nitrogen products annually.
INVISTA
In 2004, Koch Industries bought INVISTA. After its purchase, Koch Industries merged INVISTA with KoSa, thereby creating one of the largest producers of premium fibres and polymers. INVISTA operates four major businesses--apparel, intermediates, performance surfaces and materials, and polymer and resins.
Georgia-Pacific, LLC
In 2005, Koch Industries completed its $21 billion purchase of Georgia-Pacific. This acquistion represents the largest purchase of a publicly-traded company by a private firm in United States history.
Georgia-Pacific is one of the leading manufacturers of paper products in the world. It has 45,000 employees and operates nearly 300 manufacturing facilities throughout North and South America and Europe.
Matador Cattle Company
Matador Cattle Company owns and operates three ranches in the United States. The ranches represent a total of 425,000 acres of land and 15,000 cattle. The Matador Cattle Company is one of the ten largest cow/calf operations in the U.S.
Koch Genesis Company, LLC
Koch Genesis Company invests direct capital into nascent-stage companies with revolutionary ideas. The company is primarily focused on industry-changing innovation in areas such as refining and chemicals, fibres and polymers, forest and consumer products, and chemical processes. Koch Genesis Company investments total somewhere between $5 and $10 million.
