Leuna Polyamid Insolvency Puts Germany’s PA6 Supply Chain Under Pressure
Leuna-Polyamid’s second insolvency filing highlights how raw material volatility, supplier payment pressure and fragile liquidity are reshaping Europe’s PA6 chain.
Leuna-Polyamid’s second insolvency filing highlights how raw material volatility, supplier payment pressure and fragile liquidity are reshaping Europe’s PA6 chain.
PET Plastic Upcycling Breakthrough Turns Waste Bottles Into Valuable Industrial Chemicals PET plastic upcycling PET Waste Becomes a Resource: New Catalyst Turns Plastic Bottles Into High-Value Chemicals Researchers Develop a More Efficient Route for PET Upcycling A team of scientists from Peking University has developed an innovative chemical process that transforms discarded PET plastics into…
Lone Star Funds has acquired DOMO Engineered Materials and integrated it with selected RadiciGroup operations following the bankruptcy of several DOMO Group companies in Belgium. The deal preserves key manufacturing plants, international offices, and engineering plastics activities across Europe, Asia, and North America.
Plastic pyrolysis is emerging as a key solution for global plastic waste, offering strong growth potential, industrial scalability, and integration with the petrochemical value chain.
A new polymer recycling breakthrough converts nitrile rubber waste into valuable materials for carbon capture and medical applications, advancing circular economy goals.
Neste accelerates chemical recycling with the world’s largest liquefied waste plastic upgrading facility, reshaping sustainable plastics and PET markets in Europe.
Clariant, Borealis and SINTEF demonstrate a breakthrough in pyrolysis oil upgrading technology, transforming plastic waste into high-quality feedstock for circular polyolefin production and advancing scalable chemical recycling solutions.
Covestro and Fraunhofer UMSICHT launch a smart pyrolysis recycling pilot plant converting rigid polyurethane foam waste into high-purity aniline for low-carbon MDI production.
Honeywell revises its acquisition of Johnson Matthey’s Catalyst Technologies unit to £1.325 billion. The deal aims to strengthen Honeywell process technologies and expand catalyst solutions for refining and renewable fuels.