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chemXplore tracks 8 projects producing sodium hypochlorite, of which one is active.
Of the active ones, 1 new construction.
Powder disinfectant effective vs bacteria, spores (incl. C. difficile), viruses, yeasts, fungi and mycobacteria; potassium monopersulfate + in‑situ chlorine; Class IIa device; sachets and bulk packs.
Skid-mounted BM2.7 zero-gap membrane plant produces >15,000 tpy chlorine, runs on renewable electricity and follows a February commissioning of a similar unit.
Acquisition secures a Midwest source of sodium hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid and caustic soda; staff retained and a $70M Arizona plant is under development.
Sale covers Rosignano and Tavazzano chlor‑alkali plants; regulatory approval required, expected 2026. Seller manages sites until closing; customer/supplier terms unchanged. Rosignano R&D retained.
The board cites strategic misalignment, potential debt increase, and shareholder opposition as reasons for rejecting the unsolicited bid.
Closing expected Q2 2026; facility uses membrane technology to make sodium hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid and caustic soda; current staff will remain.
Small-scale $70M plant will use membrane electrolysis to make sodium hypochlorite, HCl and caustic soda for Arizona without storing liquefied chlorine, boosting local supply resilience.
Antwerp site achieves ISCC PLUS certification for renewable hydrogen, enabling customers to trace sustainable materials and reduce Scope 3 emissions using wind-powered Chlor-Alkali electrolysis.
The new plant doubles production capacity, making it the largest in Europe, with over 75% of output destined for international markets.
The facility in Konya will produce caustic, chlorine, and more, employing 80 initially, with a focus on reducing imports and enhancing energy efficiency. Completion is expected by early 2022.
chemXplore tracks 24 plants producing sodium hypochlorite in 15 countries.
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The 4 with the most plants, of 15 countries.
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