RadiciGroup

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RadiciGroup is an Italian, family-owned industrial group founded in 1941 and headquartered in Bergamo. The company operates globally in chemicals and advanced materials with a core focus on the polyamide (nylon) value chain.

Its activities span upstream chemical intermediates and monomers through to engineering thermoplastics—primarily polyamide compounds—and advanced textile solutions such as synthetic fibers and nonwovens. RadiciGroup’s materials are used in automotive, electrical and electronics, industrial, and consumer goods applications, where requirements include mechanical performance, thermal resistance, and durability.

The group maintains an integrated manufacturing footprint across Europe, the Americas, and Asia, supported by application development and testing capabilities. R&D efforts emphasize materials innovation, recyclability, and lower-impact solutions aligned with circular-economy objectives.

Projects RadiciGroup is involved in

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RadiciGroup's role on them: Owner.

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Latest news on RadiciGroup

12 May 2026
DOMO Engineered Materials joins RadiciGroup to create global tier‑1 compounder

Acquisition closed; combined global tier‑1 compounding platform serving diverse end markets. TECHNYL brand and teams remain; CEO appointed; focus on innovation and sustainability.

4 May 2026
DOMO Engineered Materials acquired by Lone Star Funds; TECHNYL® included

Fund affiliate buys engineered materials unit: three EU plants, global subsidiaries, IP/brand, sales, application center and masterbatch ops; Belle Étoile excluded; leadership continuity planned.

23 February 2025
Lone Star Funds to Acquire RadiciGroup's Specialty Chemicals and Polymers Business

The acquisition will close in late 2025, with Radici family retaining Advanced Textiles. Lone Star aims to enhance growth and operational excellence.

31 March 2021
RadiciGroup Expands Global Production Capacity for Engineering Polymers

Investing over EUR 35 million, new plants in Mexico and China, and expansions in Europe and North America boost production capacity and sustainability in high-performance polymers.

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