LVM Netherlands B.V. is a Dutch private limited company (besloten vennootschap) incorporated in June 2026 and headquartered at Koolwaterstofstraat 1 in Geleen, Netherlands. It serves as a wholly owned subsidiary of Vynova Belgium and was established specifically to acquire and operate the assets of the former Vynova Beek PVC production facility located at the Chemelot industrial park.
The company’s primary activity is the manufacture of suspension polyvinyl chloride (S-PVC) resins, with a nominal annual production capacity of approximately 225,000 tonnes. The plant receives vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) feedstock via a dedicated 63-kilometre underground pipeline from the Vynova site in Tessenderlo-Ham, Belgium, where it is polymerised into PVC. Operations at the Beek site had been suspended since late 2025, with the previous entity entering bankruptcy proceedings in February 2026 before the assets were transferred to LVM Netherlands to enable a planned restart.
As part of the broader Vynova Group—itself the chlor-vinyls platform of the Luxembourg-based International Chemical Investors Group (ICIG)—LVM Netherlands operates within the European PVC and chlor-alkali sector. The company focuses on restarting and sustaining production amid industry challenges including elevated energy costs, weak demand, and competition from lower-cost regions. It employs personnel drawn largely from the former Vynova Beek workforce and forms an integral link in the integrated European production network that also includes sites in Belgium and France.
Also known as LVM, Vynova Beek, Limburgse Vinyl Maatschappij, and Vynova Beek B.V..
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Entered judicial reorganisation on 26 Dec 2025; recapitalisation talks failed amid high energy costs, weak demand and imports; related Dutch unit seeks suspension and French unit is under review.