Monument Chemical

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Monument Chemical is a privately held specialty chemicals manufacturer headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. Founded in 2008 by The Heritage Group and the Grube Family, the company has expanded rapidly through acquisitions and investments, including Haltermann Solutions and multiple production sites, establishing a strong position in custom chemical manufacturing and specialty products.

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The firm operates facilities in Texas (Houston, Baytown, Bayport, and Port Arthur), Brandenburg, Kentucky, and Antwerp, Belgium. Its core activities include the production of solvents, polyether polyols, glycols, alkoxylates, high-purity solvents for semiconductors, and other intermediates, alongside extensive custom manufacturing services for a range of fine and specialty chemicals.

Monument Chemical serves diverse markets including polyurethanes, coatings, adhesives, sealants, elastomers, automotive, furniture, apparel, and electronics. In November 2025, it became the first US manufacturer to commence production of polycarbonate ether (PCE) polyols from captured carbon dioxide at its Brandenburg, Kentucky site, using licensed technology from Econic Technologies. These Poly-CO₂® products reduce global warming potential by 20-30% compared to fossil-based alternatives while delivering comparable or superior performance.

As part of The Heritage Group, Monument Chemical employs approximately 650 people and emphasizes flexibility, quality, safety, and innovation in the specialty chemicals industry, positioning itself as a reliable partner for sustainable and high-performance chemical solutions across North America and Europe.

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17 June 2026
Econic launches PCE polyols from captured CO2 for polyurethane dispersions

PCE polyols for PUDs use captured CO2, cut lifecycle emissions up to 30%, replace PTMEG/PC and polyether polyols, and are being made by partners in the US and China.