Evonik expands global production of hydroxyl‑terminated polybutadienes

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Summary

Evonik is expanding its global production of hydroxyl-terminated polybutadienes (HTPB) as part of its growth strategy. Following significant investments over the past two years, the company increased HTPB capacity at its Marl site in 2024 and established a production facility for POLYVEST ST‑E 60, strengthening its production infrastructure and supply network.

Which end-use markets do you think will benefit most from Evonik’s added HTPB capacity and the new POLYVEST ST‑E 60 line?

Evonik Industries AG (Essen, Germany) is reinforcing its growth strategy by further strengthening its global production infrastructure for hydroxyl-terminated polybutadienes (HTPB). This follows significant investments made over the past two years, including the expansion of HTPB production capacity at its Marl site in 2024 and the establishment of a production facility for POLYVEST® ST-E 60 […]

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Evonik expands global production of hydroxyl‑terminated polybutadienes

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