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Bayer's $2.2bn Ohio build | Arkema expands Lyon battery centre | Nextchem lands China urea licence

Several new capacity investments were announced across chemicals this week. Bayer committed $2.2bn to a pharmaceutical manufacturing site in New Albany, Ohio, Air Liquide earmarked over €170m for ultra-high-purity gases to serve Japan's ...

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INEOS shuts Hull acetyls | OMV Petrom's €560m SAF unit | Technip licenses SABIC LDPE worldwide

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SABIC AN's new ammonia-urea complex | Axens reaches FID on S-Oil LPI licence | Clariant wins CATOFIN for China PDH

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