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AkzoNobel has significantly strengthened its global manufacturing footprint for organic peroxides by completing a €22 million expansion of its Los Reyes production facility in Mexico.

Learn more about Nouryon as one of the leading suppliers of adjuvants, essential ingredients used in the agricultural market that help improve the effectiveness of pesticides and improve crop yields.

The former AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals is today being relaunched as Nouryon. The move follows the recent acquisition of the business by The Carlyle Group and marks the company’s transition to becoming an independent, global specialty chemicals leader.

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Our name is inspired by two of our company’s many pioneers, Jan Nourij and Gerrit van der Lande.

Former CFO of Eastman Chemical Company joins Microsoft leader Noelle Walsh

Two of AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals’ Elotex® redispersible polymer powders have earned a Top Product of the Year Award from Environmental Leader and Energy Manager Today.

AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals finalized an agreement today to acquire Brazilian firm Polinox, South America’s leading producer of ketone peroxides, essential in the manufacture of polymers.

AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals has broken ground on a project to expand production capacity and upgrade its organic peroxides facility in Mahad, India.

Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals) has launched a new film-forming polymer, Dermacryl X, that helps formulators to meet the latest consumer trends in the sunscreen market.

AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals and INEOS Nitriles have signed a long-term co-operation agreement that will allow AkzoNobel to expand its production of biodegradable chelates, used in detergents and other industries, utilizing one of INEOS Nitriles’ chemical products.