Supply Chain | 31 May 2026
Univar Solutions deepens Dow partnership
Expands silicone additives push across EMEA
Expands silicone additives push across EMEA
Transport Corporation of India reported consolidated revenue of Rs. 1,336 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2026
€25 million push toward automation and global growth
The agreement takes effect on July 1, 2026, and covers France, Switzerland, North Africa, Israel, and the Middle East
Biesterfeld said the acquisition aligns with its long-term strategy to expand in engineered and performance materials
This acquisition marks a pivotal expansion, deeply strengthening its commitment to the European market
The company posted revenue of €1,267 million, up 6% on a constant currency basis
APSEZ’s performance was powered by broad-based growth across its businesses
INEOS Olefins & Polymers Europe is bolstering its European supply chain through major regional investments designed for long-term sustainability and local access to polyolefins
The company aims to replace fragmented, multi-layered systems with a tightly integrated ecosystem spanning sourcing, manufacturing, and research
The new jetty facilitates the direct maritime transport of 4,000-tonne oversized modules
Brenntag will expand its offering of innovative, high-tech specialty actives
Profitability came under strain. Gross profit fell to EUR 246m, with margins narrowing to 23.7% as negative product mix—particularly in Asia Pacific—weighed on performance
Amid disruptions & weak European demand
The shipment involved a series of oversized and ultra-heavy modules, some weighing over 200 metric tons
Keropur additives are designed to deliver measurable gains in engine efficiency and longevity
Collaboration strengthens supply of advanced collagen technologies for food, beverage, and nutraceutical customers, supporting innovation in the growing health and wellness sector
The charter party agreement was executed between GAIL and Pantheon Maritime Services Private Limited, a Singapore based affiliate of Alpha Gas
The proposed buyout, priced at RM 6.15 per ordinary share, came with a 16.7% premium over the stock’s last trading day before the offer
For Indorama Ventures, the deal supports its long-term strategy to expand in India and leverage structural growth opportunities
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