Clariant, Tiangang Partner to Produce Polymer Additives in China
Clariant has signed a joint venture contract with Tiangang Auxiliary Co Ltd, a privately-owned producer and leading supplier of UV light stabilizers in China.
The multi-million CHF investment of Clariant's performance additives business and Tiangang will establish a world-class production facility in China to meet the growing local demand for process and light stabilizer additives in various growing industries such as textiles or automotive.
To support the growing demand of customers in China, Clariant and Tiangang will jointly manufacture process and light stabilizers and plan to install a new production site in the Cangzhou National Coastal-Port Economy and Technology Development Zone, Hebei province. Production is scheduled to come on stream in the first half of 2019. The JV also plans to expand its offering of solutions for the automotive industry in the future.
"The partnership with Tiangang is another successful step toward strengthening Clariant's position in China. It provides us with a stronger local footprint to better position our innovative solutions in the growing Asia region, especially in China. Furthermore, by cooperating with a leading Chinese company like Tiangang, we can exchange best practices and valuable market insights in order to deliver ever-more tailored solutions to our customers," said Christian Kohlpaintner, Clariant's executive committee member.
"The production joint venture with Tiangang significantly strengthens our ability to serve the strongly growing demand for high-end additives solutions in Asia. Having local production with a well-established and trusted partner improves proximity to our customers and to our raw material suppliers. This will enable us to accelerate response times and shorten supply lead times," said Stephan Lynen, head of Clariant BU additives.
"By partnering with Clariant, a world-leading innovative pioneer in additives development, we look forward to combining the rich technology and production knowledge of both companies to provide the best value-adding solutions and products to the polymer industry with world-class quality and services," added Gang Liu, Vice President, Tiangang.
2026-10-17
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
Clariant Wins Catalyst Contract for World’s Largest Propane Dehydrogenation Unit
-
Exit! Why Did Clariant Divest Its Venezuelan Business at a “Low Price”?
-
Clariant and FUHUA Establish Joint Venture to Co-Develop Halogen-Free Flame Retardants
-
Clariant SynDane Catalyst Performs Excellently at Wanhua Maleic Anhydride Plant
-
Clariant and Shanghai Electric Partner to Advance Biomass-Based Green Methanol in China
-
Clariant’s New Aristoflex SUN for Advanced Sunscreen Formulations
-
Lugman Group Exits Acquisition of Clariant's 'Industrial Park Fechenheim'
-
TER Chemicals and Clariant Expand Distribution Partnership into Central and Eastern Europe
-
Clariant achieves 100% PFAS-free additive portfolio
-
Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant Opens New Beauty ColLABoration House Near Los Angeles
Recommend Reading
-
Wanhua Chemical's 240,000-ton/year Iron Phosphate Project Approved
-
Pharmaceutical State-Owned Enterprise Acquires Leading Pesticide Company for RMB 5.656 Billion, Betting on Synthetic Biology Industrialization
-
Türkiye Advances $3 Billion Petrochemical Cluster Targeting 17% of Domestic Polypropylene Demand
-
Dow Swings from an $801 Million Loss to an $802 Million Profit as Hormuz Disruption Lifts Polyethylene Prices
-
Argentina to Build Latin America’s Largest Urea Plant Under €1.3 Billion Contract
-
China NMPA Issues Priority Review Pathway for Four Categories of Chemical Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, Effective August 1, 2026
-
Formic Acid Moving Averages Set to Cross Upward—Rising Trend May Be About to Begin
-
Coke market mainly maintains stable operation with overall balanced supply and demand in China
-
Short-term correction in lithium carbonate, medium to long-term logic remains unchanged
-
Geopolitical Deadlock and Tightening Inventories Drive Crude Oil Prices Higher on Friday