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Venator Responds to Tronox Answer and Counterclaims !!..
WYNYARD, UK, June 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Venator Materials PLC ("Venator") (NYSE: VNTR) today resp...onded to allegations contained in the answer and counterclaims filed by Tronox Limited ("Tronox") in response to Venator's earlier lawsuit against Tronox in Delaware Superior Court. In Venator's lawsuit, which arises from Tronox's refusal to honor its contract to pay a $75 million "Break Fee" to Venator upon conditions which have now been met, Venator seeks, among other relief, a judgment for $75 million. Tronox today filed an answer to Venator's lawsuit and has included counterclaims suggesting Venator is liable for not concluding negotiations that Tronox prematurely terminated while Venator was continuing to seek FTC approval for its proposed acquisition of Ashtabula. Simon Turner, President and CEO of Venator, commented: "Tronox has been a disappointing counterparty, failing to honor its commitment to Venator and now inventing counterclaims the evidence will show are detached from the actual facts. We look forward to our day in court." The case number for Venator's suit against Tronox is N19C-05-117 EMD [CCLD].
AXALTA for sale....the group Initiates Review Of Strategic Alternatives
PHILADELPHIA, June 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. (NYSE: AXTA), a leading glob...al supplier of liquid and powder coatings, today announced that its Board of Directors has initiated a comprehensive review of strategic alternatives to maximize shareholder value. The Board has formed a Strategic Review Committee, which will be chaired by the Independent Presiding Director of Axalta's Board, Mark Garrett, and will also include Axalta Chief Executive Officer Robert Bryant and Axalta Independent Director Samuel Smolik. "Axalta's Board is committed to maximizing value for all shareholders and has initiated a comprehensive review of strategic alternatives, including a potential sale of the Company, changes in capital allocation, and ongoing execution of our strategic plan," said Mr. Garrett. "Axalta's management team and Board have a strong track record of pursuing M&A opportunities, along with other initiatives and alternatives, to maximize shareholder value." "Axalta continues to execute on its long-term strategy, delivering significant cost savings to bolster our industry-leading margins, re-deploying free cash flow to drive accretive organic and inorganic growth initiatives, and returning more than $380 million to shareholders over the last two years," added Mr. Bryant. "Given Axalta's progress in recent years and its leading position as a global coatings company – with 90% of 2018 sales derived from end markets where we have either the #1 or #2 global position – we believe that now is the right time to review a full range of options in an effort to maximize value for all shareholders." No assurances can be given regarding the outcome or timing of the review process. Axalta does not intend to make any further public comment regarding the review until it has been completed or the Company determines that disclosure is required or beneficial. The Board has engaged Evercore and Barclays as financial advisors and Morrison & Foerster LLP as legal advisor to assist in its review. About Axalta ...(continue reading on link below)
ICIS News: Widespread plastics recycling challenges mean targets will be difficult to achieve
The real pinch point for plastics recycling is the availability of plastic waste of the right qualit...y in the right place at the right price. Widely different collection systems are the greatest barrier to change on a national basis in some countries as well as internationally. It is surprising, perhaps, to hear that polyethylene terephthalate (PET) recycling rates in China are very high compared to those in more developed economies. That, however, is down to manual sorting and the ready availability of relatively clean PET waste. The same is certainly not the case in western Europe, where one might expect there to be the capacity to push PET recycling rates higher. Collection differences and difficulties mean that there is considerable amount of idle production capacity that can use waste polymer. One of the reasons for this is the contamination of waste stream. It is often the case that the more enthusiastic concerned citizens are to recycle, the more mixed waste enters the recycling stream. Bales of waste plastics are contaminated and their value reduced, making effective recycling even more difficult. In the UK, for instance, because of the widespread sale of milk in polyethylene bottles, the bottles themselves are a good source of materials for recycling back to food-grade polymer. Contamination from other plastics, such as polypropylene (PP) – which is used to make screw tops for the milk bottles – makes the waste plastic bale and the polymer from the recycling process less valuable. In many cases, a change in packaging design will be necessary to promote more effective recycling and is simply the first step towards a circular plastics economy. This is where the major food and beverage producers and retailers come in. It is extremely difficult today to see the wood from the trees – to have a clear vision of what packaging for sometimes well-known consumer products will look like in a few years’ time. SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES Contributions from players along the entire supply chain will be needed if the recycling targets being set now by national governments and the EU are to be anywhere near met. The ICIS recycled PET (R-PET) report, and a recycled PE report, which were launched in May, highlight the challenges in the supply chain and how weak pricing weighs down so heavily on these increasingly important markets. The challenges for the world’s polymer producers are widespread. For some, inter-material competition will have a severe impact on virgin polymer sales. Might these companies be expected to become much more closely involved with the practicalities of recycling as well as technical solutions to the recycling problem? That would mean research and development investment, possibly alongside investment in the supply chain in attempts to avoid severe margin corrosion. For the more easily recyclable plastics, it will be a question of ...(CONTINUE READING SOURCE ARTICLE ON ICIS,see link below)
LANXESS INCREASES PRICES FOR YELLOW IRON OXIDE PIGMENTS !
Cologne – Specialty chemicals company LANXESS is raising its prices worldwide for yellow iron oxid...e pigments of the Bayferrox and Colortherm brands by 15 percent with immediate effect due to rising operational costs. Existing contracts are not affected. The LANXESS Inorganic Pigments business unit of LANXESS is the world's largest manufacturer of iron oxide pigments with production sites on five continents that all meet high technical and ecological standards. All Bayferrox and Colortherm pigments are characterized by a high level of quality in terms of all their chemical and physical properties, especially natural color strength and color consistency. Due to their chemical composition, the products are absolutely weather-resistant and lightfast.
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