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The new facility will focus on developing sustainable crop protection solutions, enhancing safety, and leveraging AI, with completion expected by 2026.

The Asturias plant will produce Nifedipine, moving production from Germany. The new line, approved in February, will be operational by end of 2021, with key officials attending the commissioning.

The plant will serve as a back-up site for Kovaltry™ production. The deal includes equipment purchase and a long-term lease. Financial details undisclosed.

The Langreo plant adds a fourth production line for imidacloprid, boosting output by six tonnes annually, alongside existing products like acetylsalicylic acid, butafosfan, and clotrimazole.

A new glufosinate-ammonium plant's foundation stone was laid at Höchst Industrial Park, with a time capsule ceremony. The plant will double production capacity and create 20 new jobs by spring 2017.

Investing over EUR 45 million, the company enhances its technical center and builds a new plant to meet rising demand in automotive, construction, and coating markets, ensuring efficient, sustainable production.

The plan includes enhancing pollinator habitats, comprehensive bee health monitoring, strict exposure mitigation measures, reducing dust emissions, and investing in research on bee health factors.

The investment will expand MDI production at Brunsbüttel, enhancing capacity and job security. The project includes new plants and uses advanced, energy-efficient technologies.

The new TDI plant in Dormagen will cost EUR 150 million, have a 300,000-ton capacity, and use innovative, energy-efficient technology. It aims to enhance regional competitiveness and job security.

The new facility in Leverkusen produces 200 metric tons of carbon nanotubes annually, aiming to meet growing demand and create jobs. Baytubes® enhance materials' strength and electrical properties.

Location: EC Erdölchemie GmbH, Cologne. Capacity: 150 kt/a monoethylene glycol, 20 kt/a diethylene glycol, 2.5 kt/a triethylene glycol. Scope: Licensing, engineering, procurement, supervision. Start-up: 1999.