Solvay is a Belgium-based international chemical company that specializes in the production of basic chemicals, plastics, and composites. Its product offerings include essential chemicals such as soda ash, hydrogen peroxide, and sodium bicarbonate, as well as high-value specialty polymers and aerospace composites. The company operates through several key business segments, including Basic Chemicals, Performance Chemicals, and Corporate. Solvay is recognized for its innovative solutions that address social, environmental, and industrial challenges, with materials designed to withstand demanding conditions in various industries, including aerospace and medical applications. With a balanced geographical presence, the company generates sales from Europe, North America, and Asia, securing a top-three market position for nearly all its products.
Solid Power Inc. specializes in the development of solid-state rechargeable batteries that are free from volatile or flammable liquid components. Founded in 2011 and based in Louisville, Colorado, the company focuses on creating batteries for various applications, including electric vehicles, portable electronics, aircraft, and satellites. Its solid-state batteries are designed to be energy-dense, safe, and reliable, offering significant improvements in performance, safety, and cost-effectiveness. Solid Power aims to license its battery cell designs and manufacturing expertise to leading battery manufacturers and automotive original equipment manufacturers, while also selling its proprietary sulfide-based solid electrolyte for use in all-solid-state battery cells.
European Carbon Fiber
Acquisition in 2017
European Carbon Fiber GmbH manufactures precursors for the carbon fiber industry.
MultiMechanics
Seed Round in 2017
MultiMechanics, Inc. develops software solutions for modeling and analyzing material microstructures, utilizing TRUE Multiscal technology to assess material behavior. The company offers coupled thermo-chemo-mechanical tools designed for applications such as layered 3D printing and viscoelastic cement concrete. Its flagship software, MultiMech, is compatible with major engineering platforms like Abaqus and Ansys, allowing engineers to generate microstructures, explore damage mechanisms, and conduct implicit mechanical analyses. This virtual testing software aids companies in reducing the need for physical prototyping and testing, enabling them to innovate in complex materials while accurately predicting structural failures based on microstructural design variables. MultiMechanics serves various industries, including aerospace, automotive, and consumer products, helping clients save significantly on product development costs. Founded in 2010 and based in Omaha, Nebraska, the company is a subsidiary of Siemens Aktiengesellschaft.
Nohms Technologies
Series B in 2016
NOHMs Technologies, Inc. specializes in the development of advanced lithium-sulfur and lithium-ion battery technologies, targeting a variety of vehicle markets, including spacecraft and electric automobiles. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Rochester, New York, the company creates innovative materials and manufacturing processes, particularly focusing on enhancing battery performance and safety through its NanoLyte Electrolyte solutions. These new functional ionic liquid materials offer significant improvements in energy capacity and runtime while reducing costs. NOHMs Technologies provides a range of products including electrodes, electrolytes, and separators, as well as solutions for secondary manufacturers, operating under a sales and licensing business model.
Cytec Industries
Acquisition in 2015
Cytec Industries Inc. is a specialty materials and chemicals company headquartered in Woodland Park, New Jersey, founded in 1993. The company develops, manufactures, and sells value-added products primarily for the aerospace, industrial materials, mining, and plastics industries. Cytec operates through four segments: Aerospace Materials, which provides aerospace-qualified prepregs, resin infusion systems, and high-performance carbon fibers; Industrial Materials, offering structural materials and process materials like adhesives and sealant tapes; In Process Separation, supplying mining chemicals such as flotation promoters and solvent extractants; and Additive Technologies, which focuses on polymer additives and formulated resins. The company serves a diverse global market, including North America, Latin America, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region, utilizing its sales force, third-party distributors, and agents to market its products.
Ryton
Acquisition in 2015
Ryton® PPS resin manufacturing units in Borger, Texas, a pilot plant and R&D laboratories in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, as well as a compounding plant in Kallo-Beveren, Belgium.
Dhaymers Quimica Finaa
Acquisition in 2014
Dhaymers Quimica Fina Ltda produces esters and used as ingredients in skin care market.
Plextronics
Acquisition in 2014
Plextronics specializes in the development of printed electronics, focusing on organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays and lighting. The company creates conductive inks and associated process technologies that facilitate the mass production of printed devices, thereby reducing costs. Additionally, Plextronics is involved in the development of active layer technology for organic solar cells and plastic circuitry, further enhancing its portfolio in the realm of advanced electronic materials.
Chemlogics Group
Acquisition in 2013
Chemlogic Is One Of The Premier Specialty Blending Companies In The Oil And Gas Industry. Their Innovative Products Are Unmatched By Their Competitors In Performance. Their Products Solve Problems Worldwide From The South China Sea To Abu Dhabi And Back Here In The them. Their Exceptional Service And Quality Has Helped them Grow Into A Well-Respected Business In Different Industries.
Next Energy Technologies
Non Equity Assistance in 2013
Next Energy Technologies specializes in transparent photovoltaic technology that enables windows to generate electricity from sunlight. Their innovative nano-coating converts ultraviolet and infrared light into usable energy, allowing buildings to produce renewable energy on-site and contribute to net-zero energy goals. This technology maintains transparency and efficiency, even in challenging lighting conditions, and is integrated directly into dual-pane windows, which reduces additional encapsulation costs. By transforming traditional windows and glass facades into energy-generating surfaces, Next Energy Technologies offers a cost-effective solution for enhancing building sustainability and reducing reliance on conventional energy sources.
Sunshield Chemicals
Acquisition in 2012
Sunshield Chemicals Limited manufactures and sells specialty chemicals in India, the United States, Europe, and the Far East.
Polyera
Series C in 2012
Polyera Corporation is a technology company based in Skokie, Illinois, specializing in the development of flexible transistor technologies and materials for the printed and flexible electronics industry. Founded in 2005, Polyera focuses on creating innovative solutions that enable advanced electronics manufacturing processes and novel product designs. Their portfolio includes ActivInk products, which facilitate the production of lightweight and adaptable electronic devices, such as wearable technology, mobile displays, and Internet of Things applications. These advancements transform interactions across various sectors, including supply chain, retail, and healthcare. Polyera collaborates closely with clients to provide tailored technical support, ensuring the successful commercialization of cutting-edge printed and flexible electronic products that can be integrated into multiple applications, from consumer electronics to automotive and aerospace industries.
Rhodia
Acquisition in 2011
Rhodia was a French company specializing in fine chemistry, synthetic fibers, and polymers. Established in 1989, it developed, produced, and marketed specialty chemicals that catered to various sectors, including consumer goods, automotive, energy, manufacturing, and electronics. With a presence in 25 countries, Rhodia focused on innovative solutions to meet the needs of its diverse clientele. The company was acquired by the Solvay Group in September 2011, marking a significant transition in its operations and strategic direction.
Polyera
Series B in 2010
Polyera Corporation is a technology company based in Skokie, Illinois, specializing in the development of flexible transistor technologies and materials for the printed and flexible electronics industry. Founded in 2005, Polyera focuses on creating innovative solutions that enable advanced electronics manufacturing processes and novel product designs. Their portfolio includes ActivInk products, which facilitate the production of lightweight and adaptable electronic devices, such as wearable technology, mobile displays, and Internet of Things applications. These advancements transform interactions across various sectors, including supply chain, retail, and healthcare. Polyera collaborates closely with clients to provide tailored technical support, ensuring the successful commercialization of cutting-edge printed and flexible electronic products that can be integrated into multiple applications, from consumer electronics to automotive and aerospace industries.
Plextronics
Series B in 2009
Plextronics specializes in the development of printed electronics, focusing on organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays and lighting. The company creates conductive inks and associated process technologies that facilitate the mass production of printed devices, thereby reducing costs. Additionally, Plextronics is involved in the development of active layer technology for organic solar cells and plastic circuitry, further enhancing its portfolio in the realm of advanced electronic materials.
Innogenetics
Acquisition in 2008
Innogenetics NV is a biotechnology company based in Gent, Belgium, that specializes in developing and marketing diagnostic products aimed at enhancing therapy management and patient health. The company focuses on molecular diagnostics, particularly for infectious diseases, genetic testing, tissue typing, neurodegeneration, and oncology. Its product offerings include screening tests for HIV, HCV, HTLV, and syphilis, as well as genotyping tests for hepatitis B and human papillomavirus, alongside drug-resistance tests for tuberculosis and hepatitis B. Innogenetics also provides genetic testing for conditions such as cystic fibrosis and offers neurodegeneration tests for Alzheimer's disease. In the oncology sector, the company distributes diagnostic products for breast and colon cancer. Additionally, it is involved in the development of therapeutic vaccines for infectious diseases, with several candidates currently in clinical trials. The company has established numerous collaborative agreements for research and distribution, and its products are primarily available in various countries, including Germany, France, Italy, and the United States. Founded in 1985, Innogenetics operates as a subsidiary of Solvay Pharmaceuticals S.A.
Plextronics
Series B in 2007
Plextronics specializes in the development of printed electronics, focusing on organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays and lighting. The company creates conductive inks and associated process technologies that facilitate the mass production of printed devices, thereby reducing costs. Additionally, Plextronics is involved in the development of active layer technology for organic solar cells and plastic circuitry, further enhancing its portfolio in the realm of advanced electronic materials.
Solvay Specialty Polymers Italy
Acquisition in 2002
Solvay Specialty Polymers Italy S.p.A. manufactures and supplies plastic products, polymer films and sheets for customers in Italy and internationally.
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