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LANXESS AG Specialty chemical company Lanxess is buying specialty chemical producer Emerald Kalama Chemical BV for $1.075 billion. The deal announced Feb. 14 will allow the Cologne, Germany-based chemical company to accelerate its growth course and further expand into North America. After deducting debt-like items, the purchase price amounts to around $1.04 billion, which Lanxess will finance from available liquidity. Lanxess AG is buying the business from Emerald Performance Materials LLC, a majority-owned affiliate of the U.S. private equity firm American Securities LLC. The acquisition ...
HENRY — A longstanding chemical plant at the north edge of Henry has announced plans to shut down this summer, potentially idling up to 50 employees. Emerald Polymer Additives LLC has decided to de-commission its local site because of “low-cost foreign competition,” according to plant manager Galen Hathcock. “Emerald produces rubber antioxidants and accelerators (used in tire production) at the Henry plant but has seen a significant decline in demand for these products in recent years as a result of low-cost foreign competition, primarily from Asia, which is also gaining market share...