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Clariant and TUM Celebrate a Decade of Catalysis Excellence 

From left to right: Susanne Wamsler (Member of the Board of Directors at Clariant), Professor Tao Zhang (Award winner 2025), Professor Frances H. Arnold (Award winner 2026), Conrad Keijzer (CEO Clariant), Professor Thomas Hofmann (President TUM). © ClariantClariant, a sustainability-focused specialty chemical company, today celebrated a significant milestone at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) with the dual 10th anniversary of the TUM Catalysis Research Center (CRC) and the Dr. Karl Wamsler Innovation Award for Catalysis Research. The ceremony honored two outstanding scientists whose contributions are shaping the future of catalysis and sustainable chemistry.

Syensqo advanced materials power US Army’s MV-75 Cheyenne

Syensqo advanced materials power US Army’s MV-75 Cheyenne. (Photo: Syensqo, PR127)Syensqo, a leading global provider of advanced materials, today announced its involvement in the U.S. Army’s MV-75 Cheyenne program, providing advanced composite materials, adhesives and specialty polymers for critical structural and rotorcraft components. These high-performance solutions are engineered to meet demanding requirements for lightweighting, durability, and thermal resistance in next-generation vertical lift platforms.

Syensqo breaks ground on manufacturing expansion at its site in Havre de Grace, MD, USA

Pictured (left to right): Michael Mohammed (Syensqo), Bill Martin, Mayor of Havre de Grace, Marc Doyle (Syensqo), Marc Cottman (Syensqo), Robert Gray (Syensqo), and Max Miller (Syensqo). (Photo: Syensqo, PR126)Syensqo has broken ground on a manufacturing expansion at its Havre de Grace, Md., site, adding over 30% capacity through a multi-million-dollar investment in the company’s U.S. manufacturing footprint. The expansion further strengthens Syensqo's global manufacturing network and its ability to support the growing aerospace market with advanced material solutions. The investment reinforces the company’s commitment to supplying high-performance structural adhesives and surfacing products for commercial aerospace, defense, propulsion, space, advanced air mobility and automotive customers.

Celebrating 50 years of flame retardants: Exolit AP leads the way to a more sustainable future

Clariant’s intumescent coatings foam and expand when exposed to high heat, forming an insulating char that protects the underlying material. 
© Clariant In 2025, Clariant is proud to celebrate a significant milestone: 50 years of Exolit AP flame retardants protecting lives and property around the world. Based on advanced ammonium polyphosphate (APP) technology, these pioneering flame retardants have become the industry benchmark in a wide range of applications, including intumescent coatings, fire barrier sealing systems, thermoset composites for e-mobility battery housings and coatings, rigid polyisocyanurate (PIR) insulation foams and more. As Clariant marks this golden anniversary, it is not just celebrating past achievements but actively shaping the future of fire protection.

A new, safer solution with exceptional fire performance: Clariant’s Exolit AP 422 A

Building tomorrow's spaces with Exolit AP 422 A. 
(picture: AI-generated) © ClariantClariant launched it’s next-generation SVHC-free flame retardant, a safer solution that provides superior fire resistance and meets the stringent demands of modern industries.

Clariant catalysts continue to shrink customer footprints: 45M tons of CO2e avoided in 2025

Clariant enabled customers to avoid 45 million tons of CO2e greenhouse gas emissions in 2025. (Photo created using MidJourney™). 
© ClariantClariant, a sustainability-focused specialty chemical company, today announced that its catalysts had enabled significantly higher emission reductions in 2025 compared to the previous year. Avoided greenhouse gas emissions amounted to 45 million tons of CO2e, 5 million tons higher than in 2024. The emission reductions were made possible by the company's innovative technologies, such as reforming catalysts for producing direct reduced iron (DRI) and nitrous oxide abatement catalysts for nitric acid plants, as well as syngas catalysts for producing green methanol either through electrolytic hydrogen from renewable electricity or from bio-feedstocks. Additionally, Clariant's catalysts for refinery off-gas purification contributed to these avoided emissions, helping refineries and crude-to-chemical complexes reduce their environmental footprint. The DRI process, as one example, has only half of the CO2 intensity compared to conventional steel production.