Asia is home to abundant reserves of the key feedstock required for ABS production, such as acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene. The region has access to significant Petroleum and natural gas resources, which serve as the raw materials for the production of these monomers. Proximity to raw material sources reduces transportation costs and ensures a stable supply, making Asia an attractive location for ABS production. Asian countries, particularly South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan, have well-established and advanced Petrochemical and polymer manufacturing industries. These countries have made substantial investments in infrastructure, research and development, and production capabilities to support the petrochemical sector. They have developed sophisticated manufacturing processes and technologies for efficient and high-quality ABS production.

LG Chem is one of the largest Chemical companies in South Korea and a major producer of ABS. They offer a range of ABS grades with different properties to cater to various industries and applications. Chi Mei Corporation, based in Taiwan, is a leading producer of ABS resin. They produce ABS under the brand name "CHIMEI" and offer a diverse portfolio of ABS grades for different applications. Formosa Plastics Corporation is a Taiwanese company with a significant presence in the petrochemical industry. They produce ABS resin, among other plastic products, and supply it to various markets worldwide.

Asia has proximity to major markets, including Asia-Pacific, which is the largest consumer of ABS. Being closer to the market reduces transportation costs and enables faster delivery, giving Asian producers a logistical advantage. Governments in Asian countries have implemented policies and provided incentives to promote the petrochemical industry and attract investments. These initiatives include tax incentives, infrastructure development, research funding, and supportive regulatory frameworks. Such support has encouraged the growth of ABS production in the region.

Tabriz Petrochemical and Ghaed-Basir Petrochemical are among the ABS producers in the Middle East. This polymer is produced in 50 grades, including ordinary grades, flame retardant grades, plating grade and heat resistant grades, most of which are produced in Ghaed Basir Petrochemical. It can be recycled by crushing and heating ABS. To prevent yellowing and thermal degradation of ABS, it is important to adjust the temperature during granulation by the granulator. One of the problems that arises when recycling ABS is contamination by impact polystyrenes (with high impact resistance) which can have very serious effects on recycled materials. 

In our country, before the grinding process, gasoline is used to separate ABS from polystyrene. If gasoline dissolves, it is impact polystyrene, and if it does not dissolve, ABS is detected. If the mixture is milled, the separation process is performed using salt water. In other countries, electrostatic and floating foam methods are used to accurately separate the mixture.

Asahi Kasei Corporation, based in Japan, is known for its ABS production. They offer ABS grades with different properties, including high heat resistance, impact resistance, and flame retardancy. Kumho Petrochemical is a South Korean company that produces ABS resin. They provide ABS grades suitable for various industries, including automotive, electronics, and construction.

Asia is experiencing rapid industrialization, urbanization, and economic growth. This has led to increased demand for ABS and other plastics in various industries, including automotive, electronics, appliances, and construction. The presence of large consumer markets in the region, coupled with the expansion of manufacturing sectors, has created a favorable environment for ABS production. Asian petrochemical companies have been able to achieve cost competitiveness in ABS production. Factors such as lower labor costs, economies of scale, efficient supply chain management, and access to raw materials contribute to cost advantages. This allows Asian ABS producers to offer competitive pricing in the global market.