Bondalti is a Portuguese chemical company within the José de Mello Group, focused on basic and intermediate chemicals. Formerly known as CUF – Químicos Industriais, it rebranded as Bondalti in 2018. Its core activities include chlor-alkali production and aromatic amines, particularly aniline and nitrobenzene, which are key inputs for multiple downstream industries.
The company’s portfolio covers chlorine, caustic soda, hydrogen, hydrochloric acid, sodium hypochlorite, aniline, nitrobenzene, and related derivatives. These products serve applications in polyurethane intermediates (MDI), PVC and other vinyls, water treatment, pulp and paper, textiles, and general industrial processing. Bondalti operates manufacturing sites in Iberia and other European locations and also provides industrial water and wastewater treatment solutions through its water division.
Also known as Bondalti Chemicals.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Bondalti, of which one is active.
Bondalti's role on them: Owner.
1 new construction.
Expected to start operating, per year.
Licensors are recorded on this project For subscribers
Targeting: Hydrogen (1)
Net loss €3.9m in H1 2026 despite €22.7m adjusted EBITDA; liquidity €75m; delisting approved with Bondalti Iberica tender at €3.505/share.
Shareholders selling now miss future synergies. Bondalti's bid may hinder Ercros' 3D Plan and strategic investments. Energy price risks persist amid geopolitical tensions.
The board cites strategic misalignment, potential debt increase, and shareholder opposition as reasons for rejecting the unsolicited bid.
Weak demand, high energy costs, and competition impact results. Cost reduction plan on track. Solid liquidity. Awaiting EU support. Bondalti takeover bid approved with conditions.
The new plant in Portugal uses advanced electrolyzers to enhance efficiency, reduce power use, and support decarbonization goals in the chlor-alkali industry.
The GreenH2Atlantic project in Sines, Portugal, gains PIN status, aiming to create 3,891 jobs and invest over €150M in a 100MW green hydrogen plant, supporting national and EU decarbonization goals.
A 100 MW green hydrogen project in Sines, Portugal, funded by the EU's Horizon 2020, aims to start construction in 2023 and operation by 2025, supporting Europe's decarbonization goals.
The new plant in Torrelavega, Spain, with a €60M investment, produces chlorine, caustic soda, and more, creating 150 jobs and enhancing production capacity and sustainability.
