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One Rock Capital Partners LLC, Eastman | June 10, 2021
One Rock Capital Partners, LLC stated that one of its affiliates has agreed to acquire Eastman Chemical Company's tire additives business. With an unmatched asset presence and exceptional technical services, Eastman's tire additives business is a global leader in critical specialty chemicals for the tire industry. The company develops, manufactures, and distributes insoluble sulfur, antidegradants, and post-vulcanization stabilizers, which allow tire producers to achieve i...
Coatings World | April 07, 2020
Electrolysis technologies provide an opportunity for the chemical sector to decarbonize its supply chain and use renewable electricity as an alternative to oil and gas feedstock. While many forecasts show that oil and gas will continue to dominate in the chemical sector, Lux Research’s new report, “Electrifying Chemicals: The Cost of Producing Chemicals from Electricity,” predicts that emerging power-to-chemicals technologies will disrupt those figures and provide a new route o...
Chemical Management
Amcor | April 12, 2022
Amcor a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, announced it is the first company to purchase certified circular polyethylene material using ExxonMobil's Exxtend™ technology for advanced recycling. Amcor will leverage this new material across its global portfolio, providing customers in healthcare and food industries with more recycled content in a variety of solutions and applications. Increasing the use of advance recycling materials,...
Resource Recycling | March 05, 2020
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation has purchased two European plastics recycling companies focusing on engineered plastics, bringing supply of these recycled resins in-house. The Tokyo-headquartered chemical firm last week announced it would acquire Swiss recycling firms Minger Kunststofftechnik AG and Minger Plastic AG. The deal was slated to close by the end of February. In its announcement, Mitsubishi described the acquisition as part of its plan to implement a variety of sustainability initiati...
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