They’re not just reducing waste, they’re rethinking how oleochemicals are made! In this exclusive interview, 14th ICIS World Oleochemicals Conference speaker Muhammad Radwan shares how Oleo Misr is reimagining production, from replacing traditional chemical methods with enzyme-based processes, to prioritising recycled by-products over virgin oils. As global demand grows for biodegradable alternatives to petrochemicals, Radwan’s insights offer a rare look into how a regional leader is preparing for a more circular, low-impact future and what others can learn from it. This is more than adaptation. It’s a transformation. Read the full interview here: http://spkl.io/6040A1V8C #WOC25 #SustainableChemistry #Oleochemicals
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Shaping the world by connecting markets to optimise global resources
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ICIS is the global source of Independent Commodity Intelligence Services – connecting data, markets and customers to create a comprehensive trusted view of global commodities markets, enabling smarter business decisions that help optimise the world’s resources. For decades, our prices have been the backbone of thousands of transactions around the world. At ICIS, we help businesses make strategic decisions, mitigate risk, improve productivity and capitalise on new opportunities. We make some of the world’s most important markets more trusted and predictable by providing data services, thought leadership and decision tools. As a result of our global presence, we deliver targeted connected intelligence to influence thousands of decisions across supply chains every single day. Drawing upon our legacy, we are also in a unique position to leverage big data and analytics as part of RELX, a FTSE20 data and analytics company with over 30,000 experts across 40 countries. With our intelligence, we shape the world by connecting markets to optimise the world’s valuable resources.
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http://www.icis.com
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- newswire, petrochemicals, energy, natural gas, power, coal, electricity, chemicals, chemical, crude oil, data, analytics, plants, projects, fertilizer, capacity, global commodity price reporting, pricing data, LNG, and liquified natural gas
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Nigel Davis
ICIS Business Solutions Group - Senior Executive
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Daryl Tng
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Umberto Torresan, MBA I MA
Senior Business Development Professional
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David Raeburn
Helping customers through the #energytransition and maximising growth in #chemicals markets, whilst achieving #sustainability goals with data and…
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Volatility, tight supply and shifting trade patterns continue to challenge the Middle Eastern base oils and lubricants market. Join senior decision-makers at the 20th ICIS Middle Eastern Base Oils & Lubricants Conference to connect, collaborate and shape strategies for the year ahead. Held in Dubai — a global hub for base oils trade and international partnerships — the conference offers unmatched access to market intelligence and industry leadership. Find out more about this year's event, who you will meet, and register here: http://spkl.io/6043AEfvH #BaseOils #Lubricants #MiddleEast
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Why is biomethane becoming a key player in the energy transition? This low-carbon alternative to natural gas is gaining ground. Swipe through to explore the essential facts about this renewable fuel and its growing role in a cleaner energy future. Want to learn more about biomethane? Access our coverage: http://spkl.io/6040AE0HE #EnergyIndustry #Biofuel #Decarbonisation
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Chinese autos: carmaggedon ahead? China, the world's largest auto market, accounted for 27.6m vehicle sales last year - around 35% of global volume and a key profit source for foreign automakers. But the Chinese auto sector is in crisis. Foreign brands are seeing sales collapse, and many domestic companies are facing bankruptcy or closure. Here's what's driving the crisis: - Foreign automakers’ sales are plummeting as they have failed to focus on Electric Vehicles (EVs) - China has 169 automakers, many too small to survive - EVs now dominate the Chinese market – they are already 55% of sales Why it matters: - Autos are the world’s largest manufacturing industry - Transportation drives 60% of oil demand - EVs + oversupply = disruption to refining and petrochemicals We unpack the reasons why China's auto market may be heading towards a crash, and what that means for chemicals. Learn more in the summary below. Want to dive even deeper? Read the full article by Paul Hodges here: http://spkl.io/6040AEE1p #Automotive #EVs #Petrochemicals
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Rounding out the top five in the ICIS Top 100 Chemical Distributors is IMCD Group. Headquartered in the Netherlands and led by Marcus Jordan, IMCD Group has built a strong global presence with a specialty-driven model. Learn more about what sets them apart below. Did you know the ICIS Top 100 Chemical Distributors ranking features over 300 companies worldwide? Discover the full global ranking, plus regional leaders and market trends, in our special edition of ICIS Chemical Business. Download now: http://spkl.io/6049AEDsZ #ChemicalIndustry #Petrochemicals #IndustryLeaders
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Since the July 9 deadline passed, Canada has triggered retaliatory measures and the US is preparing sweeping tariffs with trade, politics, and supply chains tangled together. We’ve unpacked the key developments in this short update. If you’re navigating tariffs, trade risk or shifting supplier dynamics — now is the time to act. Find out how to navigate tariffs: https://lnkd.in/esq9rG9c #PlasticIndustry #Packaging #SupplyChain
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The conflict over Iran’s nuclear program reflects a broader rise in geopolitical risk that will shape the global economy for the next decade and beyond. Global conflict has reached its highest level since the end of WWII, according to the Uppsala Conflict Data Program (http://spkl.io/6042ADjfC), driven by flashpoints in Russia / Ukraine and the Middle East. But beneath this lie longer-term, structural risks. What are these, and how will they impact global chemical markets? Swipe through to find out. Sign up to our monthly newsletter for a round-up of essential market insight: http://spkl.io/6040ADdJI #ChemicalIndustry #SupplyChain #MarketTrends
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What do rising EU–US tariff tensions mean for the chemicals industry and global supply chains? Swipe through to explore the key developments—and why tariff threats are disrupting global trade, delaying investment, and putting strategic decisions on hold. Struggling to plan amid shifting tariffs? Learn how to navigate trade disruptions or explore expert insights to strengthen your tariff response strategy: http://spkl.io/6041AD3Xl #ChemicalMarkets #PlasticsIndustry #Packaging
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Last week, Trump announced a major trade deal with Vietnam—one that could reshape global market dynamics. We break down the key facts behind this sweeping agreement. Swipe through to uncover the big picture and the crucial loophole it aims to close. What does this mean for global trade, supply chains, and the future of US negotiations? Read the full article: http://spkl.io/6043A872V #ChemicalIndustry #Tariffs #SupplyChain
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The Iran-Israel conflict has been dominating headlines lately, and our analysts have been helping the media decode its impact on oil, gas - and even food prices. We've also been commenting on European energy markets and the challenges for plastics recycling. Catch up on some of our recent media mentions: Utility Week, "Conflict between Israel and Iran sees gas prices rise to three-month high" interviewed Matthew Jones and Andreas Schroeder on possible scenarios for global oil and gas. And Oilprice.com used ICIS data in "Qatari LNG output steady despite buyer caution over Iran". conflict. https://lnkd.in/dKeJmYdT The Financial Times quoted ICIS data on gas flowing through the Strait of Hormuz, in "Amid Iran market risks, watch gas as well as oil". In "Middle East tensions could trigger food price shock, warns fertiliser boss", Sylvia Tranganida noted the potential impact on fertilizer prices. https://lnkd.in/ebRt_-pT Yuanda Wang, was quoted in Reuters’ "China's 2025 LNG imports expected to fall in unusual downturn, analysts say" on the blip in LNG demand. https://lnkd.in/e-3P9wfB POLITICO spoke to Aura Sabadus in "EU gets tough on Russian energy without Trump, Orbán on board", who welcomed the EU’s new stance. Alex Froley noted an easing in oil and gas prices after the Iran / Israel ceasefire in Reuters’ "Germany relaxes gas supply alert as market stabilises". https://lnkd.in/d5wkPsef And finally, Analysis by Joshua Dill in Sustainable Packaging News, "Challenges and potential solutions for polyethylene film recycling", suggests there is hope on the horizon. https://lnkd.in/eyv9jgWq ICIS features in the news almost daily. Learn about the value our insight can deliver to your business at http://www.icis.com.
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