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Biostadt India elevates Aman Sharma as to Head – Manufacturing, Crop Production
Aman previously served as Unit Head at Biostadt India Limited
Dow appoints Stephanie Kalil, Andrew Riker, and Charlie Zimmer to Enterprise Leadership Team
These executive appointments align with Dow's strategic management updates under Chief Executive Officer Karen S. Carter
SABIC’s Q3 EBITDA surges 40% as profitability rebounds & revenue climbs 14%
The Saudi chemicals giant reported revenue of SAR 28.17 billion ($7.51 billion) for the quarter ended 30 September 2026
Moeve and Galp abandon talks on Iberian downstream merger
Moeve said the proposed combination was an opportunity to accelerate its transformation, rather than a prerequisite for its long-term strategy
Symrise invests €27.5 million in new chicken ingredient production facilities in France
The project combines advanced process control with flexible manufacturing capabilities
Sasol showcases sustainable fuel innovation to global clean energy leaders
At Sasol’s Sasolburg campus, the spotlight was on the company’s sustainable aviation fuel development journey using Fischer-Tropsch technology
Amogy to deploy hydrogen technology in Singapore targeting one tonne a day
Amogy will supply its ammonia-cracking module, reformer and catalyst technologies
Steel mill waste gas gets green light for European fuel markets in world-first certification
The certification marks a significant step in turning industrial waste carbon into marketable fuel
Acutaas Chemicals Q2 net profit jumps 71% to Rs. 1,231 million
The strong performance also lifted the company's EBITDA margin to 40.3% from 31.1% a year earlier
BASF raises outlook once more as prices and volumes surge
Group Sales reached €16.4 billion, jumping 14% from the €14.3 billion recorded in the same period last year. This outpaced the €15.67 billion projected by analysts
Honeywell raises 2026 outlook as Q3 adjusted earnings jump 34%
Honeywell Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Vimal Kapur said the results marked a strong start for the company as a standalone business, pointing to broad-based growth, cost reductions and improving exposure to high-growth markets
DCM Shriram Q2 revenue jumps 22% to Rs 3,977 crore but profit falls on cost pressures
Chemicals and Sugar & Ethanol drive growth, while higher input costs and weaker agri-input earnings weigh on quarterly profitability





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