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Latest issue · 30 September 2026

BASF-Evonik takeover talks | Casale's modular green ammonia plant | thyssenkrupp nucera wins Lanzhou chlor-alkali order

The week's most significant development was corporate: BASF confirmed exploratory talks to take over Evonik, a combination that would rank among the chemical sector's largest. On the project side, BioBTX and Rain Carbon sanctioned a circ...

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