CABB Group is a Germany-based fine and specialty chemicals company supplying custom-made intermediates and ingredients to the crop protection, pharmaceutical, and performance materials sectors. The company operates a global network of multipurpose plants and R&D capabilities to develop, scale up, and manufacture complex molecules.
Its portfolio includes monochloroacetic acid (MCAA) and downstream derivatives, alongside tailor-made intermediates produced via chlorination and complementary chemistries such as oxidation, sulfonation, and nitration. CABB provides contract development and manufacturing services for chemical and life-science companies, delivering advanced building blocks and high-purity intermediates used in agrochemical actives, pharmaceutical applications, and specialty polymers.
Also known as CABB Group GmbH and CABB Group.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving CABB.
CABB's role on them: Owner.
CABB shifts focus to Pharma and Life Science, selling Jayhawk for $150M. Anupam Rasayan aims to expand its US presence and performance materials business.
CABB shifts focus to Pharma and Life Science, selling Jayhawk for $150M. Anupam Rasayan aims to expand in the US and enhance its performance materials business. Transaction closes in January.
Thomas H. Ahrens steps down as CEO, joins advisory board. Tobias Schalow, current COO, takes over, supported by CFO Marcus Mayer.
The biorefinery will process invasive brown algae into sustainable ingredients, addressing environmental issues and offering alternatives to fossil-based chemicals.
Marcus Mayer, with 25+ years in finance, will replace Markus Schürholz as CFO in December. Mayer aims to drive growth and innovation.
New CFO with 25+ years' experience joins January 2025, succeeding Markus Schürholz. CEO praises outgoing CFO's contributions.
A chemical leak caused an odor, prompting residents to stay indoors. No injuries or contamination occurred. The cause is under investigation, and safety protocols were effective.
Investing over EUR 50 million by 2025, the Kokkola site expands with new reactors, a packaging plant, and a CO2-neutral office. Efforts include reducing CO2 emissions by 6,000 tons annually.
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