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ZC Rubber acquiring tyre maker in Tianjin

Zhongce Rubber Group Co. Ltd. (ZC Rubber), China’s largest tyre maker and ranked number nine in the list of the top 75 global tyre manufacturers, is acquiring Tianjin United Tire & Rubber International Co. (Tutric), the manufacturer of Tianli tyres, for about RMB1.3 billion. The deal is to be completed on 1 April.…

Synthos receives ISCC certification for its rubbers

Polish polymers company Synthos says that it has received ISCC Plus certification. This, it adds, reinforces the company’s commitment to providing customers with high-performance material solutions with a lower environmental footprint. ISCC Plus is part of the EU-approved International Sustainability…

Synthomer sees profit boom during pandemic

Not all companies have fallen during the pandemic period as witnessed by UK-headquartered polymers company Synthomer which said its annual profit for 2021 more than doubled after sales of latex used for gloves skyrocketed during the pandemic. However, it cautioned that the…

Continental business up; Ukraine war may have lasting effect

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led German technology firm Continental to suspend its Russian tyre operations in Kaluga, and cut all imports to and exports from Russia. It said it could face “lasting consequences” to supply chains, production and demand from what it described as instability in Eastern Europe. Revenue…