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thyssenkrupp AG is a Germany-based industrial group headquartered in Essen, active worldwide in steel, materials services, automotive systems, and industrial plant engineering. The company develops and supplies technologies for energy‑intensive industries, with a notable footprint in chemicals and process industries.
In the chemical sector, thyssenkrupp operates through businesses including thyssenkrupp Uhde and thyssenkrupp nucera. Its portfolio spans engineering and EPC services and proprietary process technologies for ammonia, methanol, nitric acid, urea and other fertilizers, petrochemicals, and chlor‑alkali. thyssenkrupp nucera provides large‑scale electrolysis systems for chlor‑alkali and green hydrogen production. Related offerings include solutions for clean ammonia and e‑methanol value chains, sustainable aviation fuel routes, and carbon capture and utilization. Through thyssenkrupp Polysius, the group also supplies process and decarbonization technologies to the cement industry.
thyssenkrupp supports customers across the full project lifecycle—from process design and plant engineering to project execution, modernization, and services—serving chemical producers, energy companies, and other process-industry operators worldwide.
Also known as ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems GmbH, thyssenkrupp Electrical Steel, thyssenkrupp Galmed S.A., thyssenkrupp Galmed and 3 more.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving thyssenkrupp, of which one is active.
FEED study assesses urea liquor upgrade at Courtright, Ontario, which could add more than 400,000 short tons/year of diesel exhaust fluid capacity if FID is positive.
Targets adjusted EBITDA ≥€1.2bn, an 11% margin and positive free cash flow; expects >€800m EBITDA uplift from self‑help measures and has implemented major restructuring steps.
Transforms blast‑furnace CO₂ and renewable hydrogen into chemicals and fuels; moving from Duisburg demonstration to industrial scale and a SAF plant.
Presents >4% sales CAGR and 4–5% adjusted EBITDA margin targets, details growth strategy and plans a minority-stake spin-off subject to thyssenkrupp shareholder vote on 7 Aug 2026.
Acquire Duisburg steelworks, convert site to electric-arc furnace, cut workforce from ~3,000 to ~1,000 and aim for ~90% CO2 reduction.
Semi‑industrial demonstration replaces air with oxygen to raise flue‑gas CO₂ and enable near‑95% capture from clinker; dedicated 450 t/day kiln built with >€120m investment.
Deploy Physical AI and autonomous robotics to remove engineering bottlenecks, protect frontline workers and accelerate decarbonization across heavy industry.
Shareholders to receive a 49% stake proportionally; EGM set for Aug 7, 2026; Frankfurt listing targeted before year-end; parent to retain majority.
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