Chemical | 05 April 2025
Sika opens mortar plant in Ecuador
Sika already operates a mortar production facility in southern Ecuador
Sika already operates a mortar production facility in southern Ecuador
The business is experiencing significant pressure on its profitability from the recent sharp rise in raw material and logistics costs
The company has completed its previously announced acquisition of Dipsol Chemicals
Nelumbo was founded in 2016 as a technology start-up out of University of California
Once operational, BLRE will produce over 500,000 tonnes of green methanol per annum
Balaji Amines Limited has informed that the 6 MW AC solar power plant commissioned on 2nd April, 2025
The installed generation capacity at the end of FY2025 stands at 10.9 GW, significantly surpassing the 10 GW capacity target set for FY2025
dsm-firmenich already held 75% of shares in Andre Pectin
This collaboration positions WACKER and RNAV8 as premium mRNA service providers
The year ended with a total revenue of about Rs. 62,000 crores, resulting in a strong 26% YoY growth
Kalambe will lead the Technical Manufacturing function at Crystal Crop
The registration was granted to UPL by the Registration Committee after a through deliberation after hearing the argument from both side
This cutting-edge solution is completely made in-house with domain specific knowledge of the process industry
The acquisition consists of VSB Group in Europe, SN Power in Africa and RES in Canada
The concept comprises of 10 exclusive formulations that embody the brand’s expertise in transforming complexity into smart, high-performance solutions.
The asset has been stretched to work within its safe working limits and has exceptionally been operated at 120% of its design capacity
Aims to build 500 battery swap stations in 2025
The deal increases INEOS Energy’s global production to over 90 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day
Breaks ground on first of 500 CBG plants at Kanigiri in Prakasam district in Andhra Pradesh
India’s solar power sector led the renewable energy growth, with capacity additions soaring from 15 GW in FY24 to nearly 21 GW in FY25, a remarkable 38% increase
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