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22.04.26 - 11:03
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K+S hebt nach unerwartet guten Erstquartalszahlen Gewinnprognose an (Dow Jones)
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K+S hebt nach einem unerwartet guten Start in das neue Geschäftsjahr das Gewinnziel für 2026 an. Nach einem sehr guten Start des Auftausalzgeschäfts zu Jahresbeginn wegen des Winterwetters sei das Geschäft auch in der zweiten Hälfte des ersten Quartals besser als erwartet gelaufen, erklärte der Salz- und Düngemittelhersteller. Absatz und Preise im Düngemittelgeschäft seien unerwartet gut ausgefallen, vor allem im März, hieß es..
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22.04.26 - 05:45
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Pressestimme: ′Lausitzer Rundschau′ zur Chemieindustrie (DPA-AFX)
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COTTBUS (dpa-AFX) - "Lausitzer Rundschau" zur Chemieindustrie:"Der Chemiestandort Deutschland steht wegen der hohen Energiepreise grundsätzlich infrage. Deswegen braucht es Veränderung. Dass dieser möglich ist, beweist die deutsche Chemieindustrie selbst, ......
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17.04.26 - 18:27
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Wacker Chemie erhöht Umsatzprognose 2026 - Vorzieheffekte in 1Q (Dow Jones)
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Wacker Chemie rechnet für das erste Quartal vor allem wegen vorgezogener Kundenbestellungen aufgrund des Konflikts im Nahen Osten mit einem besseren operativen Ergebnis und Umsatz als erwartet.. --- Beim Umsatz rechnet WACKER CHEMIE nun für das Gesamtjahr mit einem Wachstum im hohen einstelligen Prozentbereich statt einem niedrigen einstelligen Prozentbereich. Ursächlich hierfür ist laut WACKER CHEMIE die Weitergabe gestiegener Rohstoff- und Energiepreise an Kunden aufgrund des Konflikts im Nahen Osten. Die Gesellschaft wird ihre Zahlen zum ersten Quartal am 29. April veröffentlichen..
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17.04.26 - 00:42
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Gulf Shock May Spark Shortage Of World′s Most Critical Industrial Chemical, Used Heavily In Mining (ZeroHedge)
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Gulf Shock May Spark Shortage Of World's Most Critical Industrial Chemical, Used Heavily In Mining
Goldman analysts Kyle Shaffer and Amanda Ross provided clients with a broad overview of industrials and natural resources amid energy disruptions in the Gulf area. In the note, they stated that the well-known Gulf energy shock is set to disrupt LNG production in Qatar for years to come. However, they also highlighted another emerging supply crunch that has received far less attention: sulfuric acid.
"Some long-lasting consequences have also started to emerge, including a 3-5 years production loss for LNG facility in Qatar, a 6-12 month re-starting time for some aluminum facilities in the Gulf, and shortage of sulfuric acid which can potentially impact future production for copper and lithium" Shaffer and Ross said.
About a third of the world's sulfur comes from the Gulf region, where it is produced as part of oil and gas refining. Much of the sulfur is exported, primarily to fertil...
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15.04.26 - 23:36
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Iran War Highlights Risks In The Chemical Supply Chain (Bloomberg)
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John Roberts, Mizuho Managing Director joins to discuss the supply chains in the global chemicals market continue to cause disruptions, a a volatile new cycle with cross-industry impact could be underway. Saying that everything in the synthetic world comes from the barrel of oil. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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15.04.26 - 09:06
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Krise im Chemiesektor (Bloomberg)
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Chemie ist überall – von Kleidung über Autolacke bis zu Smartphonebatterien. Europa hatte lange eine starke Chemieindustrie, doch derzeit werden immer mehr Anlagen stillgelegt. Besonders betroffen: sogenannte Grundstoffchemikalien. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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14.04.26 - 13:57
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Texas AG Probes Lululemon Leggings For "Forever Chemicals" (ZeroHedge)
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Texas AG Probes Lululemon Leggings For "Forever Chemicals"
Shares of Lululemon Athletica fell as much as 4.5% in late-morning New York trading after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launched an investigation into whether the company, known for its leggings, misled consumers about potential "forever chemicals" in its apparel.
Paxton's probe of Lululemon's athletic apparel centers around leggings that may contain PFAS, or "forever chemicals," and whether the company misled consumers about the safety, quality, and health impacts of its products.
The attorney general's office will also review the company's restricted substances list, testing procedures, and supply chain practices to determine whether its products actually meet the stated safety standards.
Paxton stated, "I will not allow any corporation to sell harmful, toxic materials to consumers at a premium price under the guise of wellness and sustainability. If Lululemon has violated Texas law, it wil...
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13.04.26 - 23:15
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Paxton probes Lululemon on ′forever chemicals′ (The Hill)
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) is probing athletic wear company Lululemon on “forever chemicals” — which the company says are not in its products. Paxton on Monday announced that he was issuing a Civil Investigative Demand to Lululemon as part of an investigation into whether the company “has misled consumers” about its products. The......
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