News zum Sektor Chemie aus Polen

 

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / April 30, 2026 / Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. (OTCQX:GMGMF) ("GMG" or the "Company"), a clean-technology innovator focused on graphene production and energy-sa......

Grupa Azoty SA seeks to settle just about 17% of debt taken to build the biggest propylene and polypropylene complex in central and eastern Europe....

Europe's Chemical Sector 'Will Disappear' Under Weight Of EU Green Deal, CEOs Sound Alarm Via Remix News, The visible decline in production in Europe's chemical sector could soon have far more serious consequences. Production capacity is disappearing, and the further consequences will be alarming, warn leaders of the largest companies in an industry that recently experienced a period of prosperity. They are calling for swift and far-reaching changes to EU law, writes Polish Business Insider. In just a few years, nearly 10 percent of production capacity on the Old Continent has disappeared. Industry representatives are warning that cheaper products from Asia and the Middle East are taking their place, as European companies suffocate under the weight of energy prices, CO2 costs, and a thicket of regulations. This is the view of both state-owned (Azoty), private (Qemetica), and foreign companies operating in Poland (BASF). The chemical sector accounts for approximately 7 percent of the EU...

London, United Kingdom--(Newsfile Corp. - January 21, 2026) - Edison issues report on Noctiluca (WSE: NCL).Noctiluca is a dynamic advanced materials company specialising in OLED materials for disp......

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Tusk Ridiculously Blamed Putin For A Bandera Flag Scandal In Poland's Largest Stadium Authored by Andrew Korybko via Substack, Many military-aged Ukrainian men in Poland are anti-Polish extremists who pose a latent security threat... Poles were furious after the flag of Stepan Bandera's “Ukrainian Insurgent Army” was recently flown in a Warsaw stadium, the country's largest, during a Belarusian rapper's concert. After all, it was in his name and under this flag that Ukrainians genocided over 100,000 Poles during WWII, whose remains have yet to be exhumed and properly buried even though Kiev already did this for over 100,000 Wehrmacht soldiers. Several dozen Ukrainians and a handful Belarusians were detained and will now be deported. This follows the scandal earlier in the month when a parliamentarian shouted “Slava Ukraini” in the Sejm and comes amidst Poles already getting fed up with Ukrainian refugees and the proxy war. Anti-Ukrainian sentiment is therefore expected to s...