thyssenkrupp AG is a Germany-based industrial and technology group headquartered in Essen. The company operates globally across materials services, steel production, industrial plant engineering, and marine systems, serving customers in sectors such as chemicals, energy, and automotive. It was formed in 1999 through the merger of Thyssen and Krupp.
In the chemical value chain, thyssenkrupp participates primarily via thyssenkrupp Uhde, which provides engineering, procurement, and construction for process plants, including ammonia, methanol, urea, nitric acid, polymers, and refinery and gas processing units, as well as plant revamps and lifecycle services. Through thyssenkrupp nucera, in which thyssenkrupp is a major shareholder, the group supplies chlor-alkali and large-scale alkaline water electrolysis systems for hydrogen production. thyssenkrupp Steel Europe supplies flat steel and specialty grades used in chemical processing equipment and packaging, and the Materials Services business distributes metals and industrial materials to chemical producers and equipment manufacturers.
Across these activities, the group’s technologies and services support efficiency improvements, emissions reduction, and the adoption of low-carbon feedstocks, including hydrogen, for chemical and related industries.
To provide comprehensive coverage, we aggregate data and news under the name thyssenkrupp, encompassing the following company names, divisions, and related entities:
thyssenkrupp Uhde Chlorine Engineers GmbH, thyssenkrupp nucera, thyssenkrupp Uhde, thyssenkrupp Polysius, tkSE, TK Steel, thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG, thyssenkrupp Steel, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems GmbH, TKMS, TKES, thyssenkrupp Electrical Steel GmbH, thyssenkrupp Electrical Steel, thyssenkrupp Galmed S.A., and thyssenkrupp Galmed.
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