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Clariant, Lummus Join For Catalysts
by Michael McCoy
August 26, 2013
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 91, Issue 34
Clariant and Lummus Novolen Technology have signed an agreement under which they will combine their polypropylene catalyst and donor R&D efforts and build a $70 million polypropylene catalyst plant in Louisville. Clariant has been a catalyst supplier since its 2011 acquisition of Süd-Chemie; Lummus is a major licensor of polypropylene manufacturing technology. The firms say the plant, to open by 2015, will produce new Ziegler-Natta catalysts for use by Lummus licensees as well as other polypropylene producers.
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