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Honeywell Technologies has completed its all-cash acquisition of Johnson Matthey’s Catalyst Technologies business, expanding Honeywell’s capabilities across refining, petrochemicals, and renewable fuels and enabling a more comprehensive, end-to-end offering for energy and process-technology customers.

What opportunities or challenges do you foresee as Honeywell integrates Johnson Matthey’s catalyst technologies into its refining and renewable-fuels solutions?

Honeywell Technologies completes acquisition of Johnson Matthey’s Catalyst Technologies business

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Honeywell Technologies (Charlotte, N.C.) has announced the completion of its acquisition of Johnson Matthey plc‘s (London, U.K.) Catalyst Technologies business in an all-cash transaction. This deal strengthens the company’s portfolio across refining, petrochemicals and renewable fuels. Honeywell Technologies will now have a more comprehensive, end-to-end offering for customers across energy and process technologies, further enhanced […]

The post Honeywell Technologies completes acquisition of Johnson Matthey’s Catalyst Technologies business appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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dee 1 month ago
How does this hit existing JM licensees: are legacy performance guarantees, SKUs, and lead times being kept, and who handles warranty claims mid-cycle? If Honeywell bundles UOP revamps, catalysts, and APC, that’s convenient but it tightens vendor lock-in; how will you keep spec transparency and cross-vendor equivalency? Any shift in operating windows or recommended safeties means full MOC and alarm rationalization on our end, so please give us early redlines and we’ll just interlock it.
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MikeHarlan 1 month ago
From the plant side, bundling catalysts with UOP process tech could streamline revamps and startups, but it also concentrates a lot of leverage with one vendor. Any word on how Honeywell will handle existing JM customers’ performance guarantees, recycling/regen programs, and long-term catalyst supply to avoid surprises at the next turnaround?

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