Under a strategic partnership between Kemira and Cusp AI, both the companies intend to make use of advanced AI technologies for revolutionizing materials innovation with the chemical industry.

Under a MOU signed between Sika and Sulzer, both the companies will combine their expertise and work together to establish a joint venture in order to advance plastics recycling in the construction industry.

Hepco has awarded a Front End Engineering Design contract to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for Japan’s largest CO2 capture plant. The project is expected to capture 5,200 tons of CO2 per day from the flue gases emitted during combustion of the boilers at the company's Tomato-Atsuma Power Station.

The Ima Group will be presenting their latest range of solutions at the Pack Expo Las Vegas trade fair which is claimed to be the largest packaging and processing show of 2025.

As part of its ongoing transformation program, Akzo Nobel intends to close manufacturing sites in Wapenveld and Machelen and shift production to larger, more efficient locations — aiming to reduce complexity, lower costs, and support future innovation.

Under an agreement signed between Topsoe and Zhejiang Jianglan, Topsoe will provide technology and services for sustainable aviation fuels production in China. The plant is expected to produce 300,000 tons of SAF annually which will initially be exported to European markets.

Ineos Phenol has plans to permanently shut down its production site in Gladbeck, Germany owing to high European energy costs along with Europe’s punitive CO2 tax policy. Both these factors combined have made Europe an uncompetitive market for the company.

JSW Group has plans to take over Akzo Nobel India from Akzo Nobel for 1.4 billion euros. The deal also includes Akzo Nobel’s liquid paints and coatings business in India. The India Powder Coatings business and International Research Center will be retained by Akzo Nobel under full ownership.

Alfa Laval has recently introduced the next generation of condition monitoring solution. The new solution makes use of artificial intelligence and is specifically designed for hygienic process plants in order to provide more accurate analysis and support.

Under a Memorandum of Cooperation signed between Akzonobel’s Marine and Protective Coatings business and Sinopec, Akzonobel will support the Chinese energy and chemical company’s global expansion while jointly promoting the ongoing transition to green energy.