Tessenderlo Group is a Belgium-based industrial company active in specialty chemicals and materials with a strong focus on agriculture and water management. The group develops, manufactures, and distributes crop nutrition products, industrial chemicals, and plastic pipe systems, and it processes animal by-products into gelatin and proteins for food, pharmaceutical, feed, and technical applications.
Through subsidiaries such as Tessenderlo Kerley, the company supplies sulfur-based liquid fertilizers and other specialty crop nutrition solutions, as well as reagents for mining and industrial uses. Its industrial activities include PVC and PE piping systems for fluid handling and infrastructure, alongside products for water treatment. Bio-valorization operations convert animal by-products into gelatin, collagen, fats, and proteins. Tessenderlo Group operates globally with production and distribution sites across Europe, North America, and other regions.
chemXplore tracks 6 projects involving Tessenderlo, of which one is active.
Tessenderlo's role on them: Owner and Investor / Financier.
1 expansion.
Targeting: Polyethylene (1), Polypropylene (1)
EUR 6 million expansion adds 1,100 m² and three extrusion lines for PE and PP pipes; first line expected operational in 2027 to boost European supply capacity.
Intention announced to close the Vilvoorde production site; press releases are available in English and Dutch.
Plans to close the Vilvoorde production site after a strategic review found no viable way to continue; a legally required employee consultation process has been opened.
Minority equity investment announced; press materials are available in Dutch and English; linked releases hold the transaction details.
Agreement announced; full details available in linked English and Dutch press releases.
The acquisition expands Tessenderlo Kerley's soil fumigation portfolio, enhancing distribution and support for U.S. and Canadian growers, with a focus on safety and regulatory compliance.
The new plant at Chemelot will produce Thio-Sul® fertilizer, operational by mid-2024, employing 20 people. It supports sustainable agriculture and strengthens market presence in Western Europe.
The new plant will produce Thio-Sul® liquid fertilizer, starting in Q2 2023, employing 20 people. It supports Chemelot's sustainability and competitiveness goals.
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