Mitsubishi Chemical concludes sale of light metal products business
Japanese firm Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC) has concluded a framework agreement with some...
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Japanese firm Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC) has concluded a framework agreement with some...
India-based chemical manufacturing firm DCM Shriram has announced plans to invest Rs10bn (approximately $136m) to expand its chemical business.
Maire Tecnimont Group subsidiary NextChem and JFE Engineering Corporation have signed a commercial agreement for the production of low carbon chemical products.
Agitated Nutsche Filters and Filter Dryers by Bachiller are high-quality pieces of equipment designed for solid-liquid separation processes, by filtration under pressure, for the pharmaceutical, chemical and fine chemical industries.
One of the most recognised pharmaceutical companies in the national field has entrusted Bachiller to manufacture a 3,500l Paddledry MHT-S in AISI-316-L for one of its laboratories.
Japanese firm Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC) has concluded a framework agreement with some Chinese companies for the transfer of its light metal products business.
A joint venture of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and Abu Dhabi state-owned company ADQ have unveiled plans to invest over $5bn in anchor chemicals projects within the planned Ruwais Derivatives Park in UAE.
China’s chemical fibre products manufacturer Hengyi Petrochemical is reportedly planning to spend $13.65bn to build the second phase of a refinery and petrochemical complex in Brunei and LyondellBasell and China’s Liaoning Bora Enterprise Group (Bora) opened their new $2.6bn joint venture (JV) polyolefin complex in the Liaoning province of northeastern China. Chemicals-technology.com wraps up top news stories of September 2020.
Germany’s OQ Chemicals (formerly Oxea) has increased global production capacity of isononanoic acid by 30% with the completion of the expansion project at its Oberhausen facility.
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Japanese chemicals company Mitsui Chemicals’ UNISTOLE polyolefin-based liquid adhesive has been adopted by Siemens Advance Manufacturing Transformation Center (AMTC) in Singapore as a coating agent on the 3D-printed frame of a “medical-grade” face shield.