Chemicals

A major chemical firm is raising prices, revealing how Red Sea disruptions and market volatility directly impact costs for pharma, personal care, and more.

As Guardian Metal lists on the NYSE, its Nevada tungsten projects become a key test for America's drive to secure critical mineral supply chains.

A new development in Miami Gardens partners Italian luxury design with advanced tech, promising equitable housing. But can it deliver on its lofty goals?

An 8-14% energy surcharge from a key chemical supplier highlights how the Middle East conflict is driving up industrial costs and disrupting supply chains.

Troilus Mining's new offtake deal with Boliden de-risks its Québec project and highlights Canada's key role in the global critical minerals race.

Recon Technology's revenue doubles and losses shrink as overseas oilfield projects boom. The firm also pivots to a circular economy with a new recycling plant.

With a new strategic finance leader, MATEREAL signals a shift from R&D to aggressive commercialization of its 'drop-in' AI-enabled bio-polymers.

Seanergy Maritime invests in modern Japanese newbuilds and sheds older tonnage, executing a complex strategy to dominate a tightening dry bulk market.

The composite materials leader posted a €5.4M net profit, a stark turnaround from 2024's loss, showcasing strategic resilience against economic headwinds.

Assets of pioneering engineering firm Xytel Corp. go to auction after its closure, offering rare deals on high-demand industrial equipment.

Progressive Planet's new Planet LCD Cement uses waste materials to replace 50% of Portland cement, promising stronger, cheaper, and greener concrete.

A new industry report claims mining for green minerals is low-emission, but reveals the real climate fight is decarbonizing steel and aluminum production.

The 41st World Petrochemical Conference confronts a crisis of oversupply, geopolitical shifts, and cost pressures, forcing leaders to seek a new path.

Record sales of its Trio® fertilizer fuel a major financial turnaround, as the company makes significant strides in extracting battery-grade lithium.

With a new C-suite hire, Utah's Silicon Ridge project is poised to become a cornerstone of America's strategic mineral independence from a single deposit.

As Beijing weaponizes rare earths, one company is already producing the critical alloys America's military needs, sidestepping a decades-long dependency.

Following a year of stable sales but a reported loss, MTI executives will face investors to outline growth plans in sustainability and advanced materials.

The environmental services giant surpassed 2025 targets, driven by its GreenUp strategy, major acquisitions in water tech, and a renewed global push.

Despite lithium market weakness, AMG Critical Materials' adjusted EBITDA surged 40%, showcasing the power of its diversified portfolio and a strategic pivot.

As CFO Jim Kelly retires, Orbia promotes Cristian Capellino, the architect of its finance modernization, ensuring strategic continuity and focus on growth.