LyondellBasell

LyondellBasell is a multinational chemicals company incorporated in the Netherlands and operating globally from a corporate base in Houston, Texas, with important European activities centered in Rotterdam. Its businesses span olefins and polyolefins, intermediates and derivatives, advanced polymer solutions, and technology licensing. The company makes and markets chemicals used in packaging, consumer goods, automotive components, construction materials, medical products, agriculture, appliances and transportation. The present company was created in December 2007 when Basell Polyolefins acquired Lyondell Chemical Company in a transaction reported at approximately $12.7 billion. The combination brought together Basell’s polyolefin assets and technology position with Lyondell’s large-scale North American petrochemical and refining operations. The merged group became one of the world’s largest chemical producers and retained a dual geographic identity: a Dutch-incorporated corporate structure with substantial United States manufacturing and management operations. LyondellBasell’s industrial portfolio includes ethylene and propylene, polyethylene and polypropylene, propylene oxide, tertiary-butyl alcohol, oxyfuels and other intermediates. It is also a major licensor of polyethylene and polypropylene production technologies, supplying process know-how to other manufacturers. Through its advanced polymer activities, the company develops compounded and engineered materials designed to provide specific properties such as strength, chemical resistance, lightweighting, processability and heat tolerance. The company’s history includes extensive consolidation. Lyondell was established in 1985 from assets associated with Atlantic Richfield Company, later expanded through Equistar Chemicals and acquired ARCO Chemical and Millennium Chemicals. After the 2007 merger, the group encountered severe financial pressure during the global financial crisis. Its United States operations entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 2009 and emerged in April 2010. The reorganized business was subsequently placed under LyondellBasell Industries N.V., which completed a New York Stock Exchange listing in October 2010. During the 2010s, LyondellBasell expanded capacity in the United States, India, China and Europe. Major initiatives included new and expanded ethylene, polyethylene and propylene-oxide-related assets, the acquisition of India-based compounding assets from Zylog Plastalloys, and the 2018 acquisition of A. Schulman. The company also pursued circular-economy technologies, including chemical recycling research with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and a waste-to-energy project with Covestro at Maasvlakte in Rotterdam. A proposed acquisition of control of Braskem was discussed in 2018 but was not completed. LyondellBasell has also managed a portfolio shift away from some legacy assets. It sold its ethylene oxide and derivatives business to INEOS in 2023. The company announced plans to close its Houston refinery after unsuccessful sale attempts; the timetable was later extended into the first quarter of 2025 because refining conditions temporarily improved. Environmental scrutiny has focused particularly on flaring and air emissions at several petrochemical sites, including facilities in southern France and along the United States Gulf Coast. The company continues to combine conventional petrochemical production with efforts in recycling, lower-emissions operations and circular materials. LyondellBasell Industries is a multinational chemical company formed in 2007 through the combination of Lyondell Chemical Company and Basell, a plastics and chemicals business associated with Royal Dutch Shell and BASF. The company is incorporated in the Netherlands and maintains major corporate operations in Houston, Texas, and Rotterdam. Its shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol LYB. The company operates across the petrochemical and advanced-materials value chain. Its portfolio includes olefins and polyolefins, polypropylene compounds, polyethylene, propylene oxide and derivatives, oxyfuels, acetyls and solvents, catalysts, and other intermediate chemicals. These materials are used in packaging, food protection, automotive components, appliances, construction products, healthcare items, coatings, lubricants, electronics and industrial equipment. LyondellBasell generally sells to business customers rather than directly to consumers, so its brand is most visible through the materials incorporated into other companies' products. The two predecessor businesses brought complementary capabilities. Lyondell Chemical had substantial North American petrochemical assets and a history connected to the Houston industrial base, while Basell contributed a strong international position in polypropylene, polyethylene and licensing technology. The merger created one of the world's largest independent chemical producers and gave the combined group a broad geographic footprint, a large installed manufacturing base and significant process-technology businesses. A major turning point came during the global financial crisis. LyondellBasell's predecessor Lyondell Chemical entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2009 after high leverage, weak economic conditions and difficult industry margins placed pressure on the business. It emerged in 2010 after a restructuring supported by its creditors and Access Industries, the industrial investment group controlled by Len Blavatnik. The reorganized company subsequently expanded through acquisitions, investments in North American shale-linked feedstocks, technology licensing and capacity additions. LyondellBasell has also pursued a portfolio strategy that combines commodity-scale production with higher-value applications. Its compounding and advanced-polymer businesses serve automotive, consumer goods and electrical markets, while its circular and low-carbon initiatives seek to reduce the environmental impact of plastics. The company has developed chemical-recycling and mechanical-recycling offerings, including the Circulen family of products, and has announced projects and partnerships aimed at increasing recycled and renewable feedstock use. In the early 2020s, the company began reshaping its asset base in response to weak refining economics, cyclical chemical demand, energy-price volatility and pressure to improve returns. It announced plans to cease crude-oil refining at its Houston-area refinery and later completed the sale of the refinery site and related assets to a third party. LyondellBasell continues to focus on chemicals and polymers while evaluating capital allocation, operating efficiency, circularity and lower-carbon production pathways. Its present identity is therefore that of a global B2B materials company rather than a conventional oil producer or consumer-facing brand. The present company was created in December 2007 when Basell Polyolefins acquired Lyondell Chemical Company in a transaction reported at approximately $12.7 billion. The combination brought together Basell's polyolefin assets and technology position with Lyondell's large-scale North American petrochemical and refining operations. Basell itself had been formed through the combination of Shell's global olefins and polymers interests with BASF's polypropylene business. The merged group became one of the world's largest chemical producers and retained a dual geographic identity: a Dutch-incorporated corporate structure with substantial United States manufacturing and management operations. Its shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol LYB.

LyondellBasell’s roots combine the history of Lyondell Chemical Company with that of Basell Polyolefins. Lyondell was established in 1985 from facilities associated with Atlantic Richfield Company. It expanded through a 1997 stock-swap arrangement involving Occidental Chemical and Millennium Chemicals, which created Equistar Chemicals. Lyondell later acquired the outstanding interests of its partners and made Equistar a wholly owned subsidiary. In 1998, Lyondell acquired ARCO Chemical in a transaction reported at approximately $5.6 billion, including ARCO’s ownership stake. In 2004 it acquired Millennium Chemicals in a stock-based transaction. The company continued building an integrated petrochemical platform. In 2006, it acquired Citgo’s interest in the Lyondell-Citgo Refinery and renamed the facility Houston Refining. The decisive corporate event came in December 2007, when Basell Polyolefins acquired Lyondell Chemical Company for a reported $12.7 billion. The resulting company, initially structured as LyondellBasell Industries AF S.C.A., became one of the largest global chemical groups. Access Industries, a privately held industrial group, owned the merged company during this period. The financial crisis placed significant pressure on the new group. LyondellBasell’s United States operations filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 2009. The business emerged in April 2010 after restructuring its obligations and corporate arrangements. LyondellBasell Industries N.V. replaced the former corporate structure, and the reorganized company began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on October 14, 2010. This period established the public-company structure used by the modern group. In the 2010s, LyondellBasell focused on organic capacity expansion, geographic growth and higher-value polymer applications. It expanded United States assets, including ethylene operations at Corpus Christi and projects at Channelview, Bayport and La Porte. It acquired compounding assets from India-based Zylog Plastalloys in 2015, strengthening its position in Indian polypropylene materials. The company announced a manufacturing facility in northern China in 2016, following earlier sites in Guangzhou and Suzhou. It also developed a large polyethylene project at La Porte and expanded Corpus Christi ethylene capacity. The company’s operations were affected by Hurricane Harvey in 2017, when flooding and closure of the Houston Ship Channel disrupted Gulf Coast industrial activity. LyondellBasell later resumed operations at affected facilities, including La Porte. In the same period, it partnered with Suez on resource-management and plastics-related initiatives. In 2018, the company acquired A. Schulman, expanding its compounding and engineered-materials platform. It also began construction of a large Channelview propylene oxide and tertiary-butyl alcohol complex. Circularity became a more visible strategic theme. LyondellBasell partnered with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in 2018 to research chemical recycling, including processes intended to break post-consumer plastics into chemical building blocks for reuse. Its Circular Steam Project with Covestro at Maasvlakte in Rotterdam sought to convert water-based waste into energy and reduce emissions associated with industrial production. The company also continued to receive scrutiny over flaring and air quality near several petrochemical facilities, particularly at Berre-l’Étang in France and sites in Texas and Louisiana. In December 2023, LyondellBasell sold its ethylene oxide and derivatives business to INEOS for a reported $700 million, continuing a process of portfolio management. It has also pursued the closure of its Houston refinery. The company announced the shutdown plan in 2022 after two failed sale attempts, but extended the expected closure into the first quarter of 2025 during a period of stronger refining margins. Alongside its industrial activities, LyondellBasell runs community programs including an annual Global Care Day, in which employees participate in service projects across multiple countries. LyondellBasell was created in 2007 when Lyondell Chemical Company and Basell combined. Lyondell had developed from a Houston-based petrochemical business with roots in the production of ethylene and other basic chemicals, while Basell had become a major international producer of polypropylene, polyethylene and related technologies. Basell itself had been formed through the combination of Shell's global olefins and polymers interests with BASF's polypropylene business. The merger brought together North American feedstock advantages, European manufacturing and technology capabilities, and a broad international customer base. The newly formed company quickly faced the severe downturn of the 2008–09 financial crisis. Lyondell Chemical entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 2009, burdened by debt and exposed to collapsing demand and margins. The reorganization was completed in 2010, after which the company operated as a substantially recapitalized business with Access Industries among its principal owners. The bankruptcy and restructuring became a defining part of the company's corporate history, but the reorganized group retained its core chemical operations and international market position. During the following decade, LyondellBasell rebuilt its financial and operating profile. It benefited from access to relatively competitive North American natural-gas liquids and invested in assets linked to ethylene, polyethylene and propylene production. It also expanded its compounding activities and pursued acquisitions intended to strengthen specialty polymers and application development. The company remained one of the largest global producers of polypropylene and polyethylene and a leading licensor of polymer-production technologies, including the Spheripol process. LyondellBasell's business has historically covered several connected segments: olefins and polyolefins; intermediates and derivatives; advanced polymer solutions; and technology. Its materials are sold into packaging, transportation, construction, agriculture, healthcare, consumer goods and electrical markets. This diversified end-market exposure gives the company a role in both essential packaging and durable manufactured goods, although earnings remain cyclical and sensitive to feedstock costs, energy prices, global industrial demand and regional supply-demand balances. Environmental and circular-economy issues have increasingly influenced the company's strategy. Plastics producers have faced growing pressure from regulators, brand owners and consumers to reduce waste, improve recyclability and lower greenhouse-gas emissions. LyondellBasell responded with mechanical- and chemical-recycling initiatives, renewable-feedstock products and the Circulen product family. It also announced partnerships and projects intended to collect, process or chemically convert waste plastics into new polymer feedstocks. These efforts sit alongside the company's conventional petrochemical operations and are part of its attempt to participate in the transition toward more circular materials. The company also began reducing exposure to refining. In 2021 it announced plans to cease crude-oil refining at its Houston refinery, citing economic and strategic reasons. The refinery was subsequently sold, leaving LyondellBasell more concentrated on chemicals, polymers, compounds and technology licensing. This portfolio shift illustrates the distinction between the company and an integrated oil major: although its products depend on hydrocarbon feedstocks, its principal business is the manufacture and development of chemical materials. In 2024, Peter Vanacker announced his departure as chief executive and Dan Coombs became interim chief executive. LyondellBasell continues to operate as a publicly traded, Netherlands-incorporated global chemical company, with major corporate presence in the United States and Europe. Its long-term strategic themes include disciplined capital allocation, operational reliability, higher-value polymer applications, circular plastics, lower-carbon production and maintaining competitiveness through technology and scale. In December 2023, LyondellBasell sold its ethylene oxide and derivatives business to INEOS for a reported $700 million, continuing a process of portfolio management. It has also pursued the closure of its Houston refinery. The company announced the shutdown plan in 2022 after two failed sale attempts, but extended the expected closure into the first quarter of 2025 during a period of stronger refining margins. In 2024, Peter Vanacker announced his departure as chief executive and Dan Coombs became interim chief executive. Alongside its industrial activities, LyondellBasell runs community programs including an annual Global Care Day, in which employees participate in service projects across multiple countries. Its long-term strategic themes include disciplined capital allocation, operational reliability, higher-value polymer applications, circular plastics, lower-carbon production and maintaining competitiveness through technology and scale.

• 2024

  Interim chief executive appointed

  [11]Refining exit announcedlyondellbasell.com

  Dan Coombs becomes interim chief executive following Peter Vanacker's announced departure.

• 2023

  Ethylene oxide and derivatives business sold

  [4]LyondellBasell completes sale of ethylene oxide and derivatives business to INEOSlyondellbasell.com

  LyondellBasell sells the business to INEOS for a reported $700 million.

• 2022

  Houston refinery sale

  [11]Refining exit announcedlyondellbasell.com

  The company completes the sale of its Houston refinery and related assets.

• 2021

  Refining exit announced

  [11]Refining exit announcedlyondellbasell.com

  LyondellBasell announces plans to end crude-oil refining at its Houston refinery.

• 2018

  A. Schulman acquisition completed

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  The company completes its acquisition of A. Schulman, strengthening compounding and engineered polymers.

• 2018

  Peter Vanacker becomes chief executive

  [7]LyondellBasell investor leadershiplyondellbasell.com

  Peter Vanacker succeeds Bob Patel as chief executive officer.

• 2017

  Corpus Christi ethylene expansion completed

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  An expansion increases the facility's stated annual ethylene capacity by approximately 50 percent.

• 2015

  Zylog Plastalloys assets acquired

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  The company acquires Indian compounding assets to expand its polypropylene-materials business.

• 2010

  Bankruptcy exit and NYSE listing

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  LyondellBasell emerges from bankruptcy and the N.V. structure lists on the New York Stock Exchange on October 14, 2010.

• 2010

  Emergence from bankruptcy

  [10]Emergence from bankruptcysec.gov

  The company completes a court-supervised restructuring and emerges with a revised capital structure.

• 2009

  Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  Lyondell Chemical, the principal predecessor business, enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection during the global financial crisis. The company's United States operations file for bankruptcy protection during the financial crisis, burdened by debt and collapsing demand.

• 2007

  LyondellBasell is created

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  Basell Polyolefins acquires Lyondell Chemical Company for a reported $12.7 billion, forming the LyondellBasell group.

• 2007

  LyondellBasell is formed

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  Lyondell Chemical Company and Basell combine to create a global petrochemical and polymers producer.

• 2004

  Millennium Chemicals is acquired

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  Lyondell acquires Millennium Chemicals through a stock-swap transaction.

• 1998

  ARCO Chemical is acquired

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  Lyondell acquires ARCO Chemical in a transaction reported at approximately $5.6 billion, including ARCO's ownership stake, broadening its chemicals platform.

• 1997

  Equistar Chemicals is formed

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  A stock-swap arrangement involving Lyondell, Occidental Chemical and Millennium Chemicals creates Equistar Chemicals.

• 1985

  Lyondell is established from ARCO-related facilities

  [1]LyondellBasellen.wikipedia.org

  Lyondell Chemical Company is formed from facilities associated with Atlantic Richfield Company.

A large integrated petrochemical and polymers producer positioned around scale, process technology, global manufacturing, application-focused materials and the transition toward circular plastics and more resource-efficient production.

• Polyolefin resin

  Polyethylene

  LyondellBasell produces polyethylene grades used in packaging, containers, films, pipes, wire and cable, healthcare products and industrial goods. The company also licenses polyethylene process technologies to other producers. Its polyethylene activities include both commodity-scale materials and application-oriented grades designed for properties such as toughness, barrier performance, stiffness and processability. Product families associated with the business include Hostalen and Lupolen grades. The company's polyethylene portfolio includes materials used in films, containers, pipes, closures, wire and cable insulation, agricultural products and other packaging and infrastructure applications. Product families associated with the business include Hostalen and Lupolen grades.

• Polyolefin resin

  Polypropylene

  Polypropylene is used in packaging, automotive components, appliances, medical products, fibers and consumer goods. LyondellBasell manufactures polypropylene and supplies related process technology. Its materials portfolio includes resins and compounded grades that can be tailored for impact resistance, lightweighting, heat performance and appearance. The Moplen brand is among its polypropylene offerings. LyondellBasell produces polypropylene resins and compounds used in packaging, automotive parts, appliances, medical products, consumer goods and industrial applications. Its portfolio includes standard grades and engineered compounds designed for stiffness, impact resistance, lightweighting, appearance and processing performance.

• Petrochemicals

  Olefins and intermediates

  The company produces basic petrochemicals such as ethylene and propylene, which serve as feedstocks for polymers and downstream chemicals. Related intermediates and derivatives include propylene oxide, tertiary-butyl alcohol and oxyfuels. These products support applications ranging from polyurethane and solvent production to fuels, coatings and industrial manufacturing. LyondellBasell manufactures ethylene, propylene and related olefin products that serve as building blocks for plastics, solvents, fuels and other chemicals. These products link the company's feedstock and refining-adjacent operations with its polymer and derivatives businesses.

• Engineered materials · 2018

  Advanced polymer solutions

  Advanced polymer activities include compounded and engineered materials developed for automotive, electrical, consumer, healthcare and industrial applications. These materials combine base polymers with additives or reinforcement to achieve targeted mechanical, thermal, processing or aesthetic properties. The platform was strengthened through the acquisition of A. Schulman in 2018.

• Industrial technology

  Polyolefin technology licensing

  LyondellBasell licenses technologies used to manufacture polyethylene and polypropylene. Licensing provides producers with process designs, technical expertise and operating know-how, extending the company's role beyond direct chemical production and making its technology position a significant part of its industrial business. Spheripol is among its best-known polypropylene process technologies.

• Intermediates

  Propylene oxide and derivatives

  Propylene oxide, oxyfuels and derivative chemicals are used in polyurethane systems, solvents, coatings, lubricants, detergents and other industrial formulations. The business supplies intermediates to manufacturers rather than finished consumer products.

• Circular materials

  Circulen circular and renewable polymers

  Circulen is the company's branded family of polymers made with recycled or renewable feedstocks. The range is intended to help customers reduce dependence on virgin fossil feedstocks while retaining the performance and processing characteristics required for packaging and other applications.

• Chemical technology licensing

  Polymer process technologies

  LyondellBasell licenses polymer-production technologies, catalysts and related technical services to chemical producers worldwide. Spheripol is among its best-known polypropylene process technologies, supporting the design and operation of commercial-scale polymer plants.

• Air-quality criticism related to petrochemical flaring

  Facilities associated with LyondellBasell, particularly at Berre-l'Étang in France, have faced criticism from local authorities and media over large flaring events, visible smoke and emissions including benzene, butadiene and toluene. Similar concerns have been reported around other Gulf Coast facilities. The supplied reference material does not establish a single adjudicated scandal or a definitive finding of legal wrongdoing.

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• 2023Polyethylene circularity collaboration

  North America

  LyondellBasell worked with NOVA Chemicals on initiatives intended to increase the availability and use of recycled polyethylene materials, supporting efforts to develop more circular packaging and polymer supply chains.

  Outcome. The collaboration supported the companies' efforts to develop more circular packaging and polymer supply chains.

  Source
• 2020Circulen circular plastics portfolio

  Global

  LyondellBasell introduced and expanded the Circulen family to organize offerings made from recycled and renewable feedstocks, giving brand owners a clearer route to lower-impact polymer sourcing. The portfolio became a central part of the company's circular-economy positioning and customer sustainability discussions.

  Outcome. The portfolio became a central part of the company's circular-economy positioning and customer sustainability discussions.

  Source
• 2018Circular Steam Project

  Netherlands · Europe

  LyondellBasell and Covestro launched a project at Maasvlakte in Rotterdam intended to convert water-based industrial waste into useful energy and contribute to lower industrial carbon emissions.

  Outcome. Industrial circularity and energy-efficiency project.

  Source
• Global Care Day

  Global

  An annual employee-volunteering program through which LyondellBasell staff participate in community-service projects in multiple countries.

  Outcome. Ongoing community-engagement initiative.

  Source

• 2023

  Sale of ethylene oxide and derivatives businessM&A

  Background

  The divestment formed part of portfolio management intended to concentrate the company on selected chemicals, polymers and technology activities.

  Action taken

  LyondellBasell sold its ethylene oxide and derivatives business to INEOS.

  Aftermath

  The transaction reduced LyondellBasell’s exposure to that business and transferred the assets to INEOS.

  Transaction value. $700 million (2023)

  Source

• 2022

  Houston refinery closure planStrategy

  Background

  After two unsuccessful attempts to sell the Houston refinery, LyondellBasell concluded that continued operation did not fit its longer-term portfolio plans.

  Action taken

  The company announced plans to shut the refinery, later moving the expected closure to the first quarter of 2025 because of temporarily strong refining margins.

  Aftermath

  The decision represented a shift away from the legacy refining asset while leaving the company focused on chemicals and polymers.

  Source

• 2021

  Exit Houston crude-oil refiningStrategy

  Background

  Management concluded that long-term refining economics and the company's strategic priorities favored a greater concentration on chemicals and polymers.

  Action taken

  LyondellBasell announced that it would cease crude-oil refining at its Houston refinery and later pursued a sale of the site and related assets.

  Aftermath

  The refinery was sold in 2022, reducing the company's exposure to refining and sharpening its focus on chemicals, materials and technology.

  Source

• 2020

  Expand recycled and renewable polymer offeringsProduct launch

  Background

  Customers and regulators were placing greater emphasis on plastic waste reduction, recycled content and lower-carbon materials.

  Action taken

  The company developed the Circulen family and related mechanical-recycling, chemical-recycling and renewable-feedstock products.

  Aftermath

  Circular polymers became a visible growth and positioning area alongside the company's conventional petrochemical businesses.

  Source

• 2018

  A. Schulman acquisitionM&A

  Background

  The acquisition was intended to expand LyondellBasell’s presence in specialty compounding and engineered polymer materials.

  Action taken

  LyondellBasell completed the acquisition of A. Schulman in a transaction reported at approximately $2.25 billion.

  Aftermath

  The deal added compounding assets and broadened the company’s advanced polymer solutions platform.

  Transaction value. approximately $2.25 billion (2018)

  Source

• 2018

  Chemical recycling research partnershipStrategy

  Background

  The company sought technologies that could support a circular plastics economy by recovering chemical building blocks from post-consumer waste.

  Action taken

  LyondellBasell partnered with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology to research catalysts and processes for decomposing used plastics into reusable monomers.

  Aftermath

  The partnership added chemical recycling research to the company’s broader sustainability and circularity program.

  Source

• 2016

  La Porte polyethylene plant investmentProduct launch

  Background

  LyondellBasell identified additional polyethylene capacity as a way to serve growing demand and use expanding United States feedstock availability.

  Action taken

  The company announced a roughly $700 million polyethylene plant at its La Porte, Texas, complex, with stated annual production of about 1.1 billion pounds.

  Aftermath

  Construction began in 2017 as part of a broader Gulf Coast capacity program.

  Source

• 2009

  Enter Chapter 11 restructuringOther

  Background

  The predecessor Lyondell Chemical business faced high leverage, weak demand and unfavorable chemical-sector conditions during the global financial crisis.

  Action taken

  It sought court protection and reorganized its debt and ownership structure.

  Aftermath

  The reorganized company emerged in 2010 and continued operating under the LyondellBasell platform.

  Source

• 2021.12.13

  Reported2021.12.13

  LyondellBasell appoints Peter Vanacker as CEO[12]LyondellBasell任命Peter Vanacker为首席执行官canplastics.com

  LyondellBasell announced Peter Vanacker’s appointment as its new CEO. He was to assume the role no later than June 2022; Ken Lane would serve as interim CEO after Bob Patel’s retirement.

• 2021.10.22

  Reported2021.10.22

  Wendy's partners to develop recyclable cups[13]Wendy's 携手合作开发可回收杯econotimes.com

  Wendy's partnered with Berry Global and LyondellBasell to develop clear drinking cups that can be recycled more easily than the plastic-lined paper cups it currently uses. Wendy's planned to begin using the cups in stores in Canada and the United States in early 2022, with all its drinking cups planned to use recycled plastic by 2023.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2021.07.05

  LyondellBasell acquires PolyPacific Polymers[14]LyondellBasell 收购 PolyPacific Polymerscanplastics.com

  LyondellBasell acquired 100 per cent of PolyPacific Polymers Sdn. Bhd., which operates a manufacturing facility in Port Klang, Malaysia. The facility produces reinforced and modified polyolefin compounds.

• 2021.06.30

  Reported2021.06.30

  LyondellBasell exits PolyPacific joint venture[15]LyondellBasell退出PolyPacific合资企业chemengonline.com

  In conjunction with its acquisition of PPM, LyondellBasell said it would exit the PolyPacific 50:50 joint venture, which would become wholly owned by Mirlex Pty Ltd.

• 2021.06.30

  Reported2021.06.30

  LyondellBasell acquires PolyPacific Polymers[16]LyondellBasell收购PolyPacific Polymersfnarena.com

  LyondellBasell announced that it had acquired 100 percent of PolyPacific Polymers Sdn. Bhd., which operates a manufacturing facility in Port Klang, Malaysia.

• 2021.06.30

  Reported2021.06.30

  LyondellBasell exits the PolyPacific joint venture[16]LyondellBasell收购PolyPacific Polymersfnarena.com

  In conjunction with its acquisition of PPM, LyondellBasell said it would exit the PolyPacific 50:50 joint venture, which would become wholly owned by Mirlex Pty Ltd.

• 2021.06.10

  Reported2021.06.10

  Ulsan polypropylene facility starts production[17]蔚山聚丙烯工厂投产chemengonline.com

  LyondellBasell announced the successful startup of Ulsan PP Co., Ltd.’s polypropylene production facility in Ulsan, South Korea, designed to produce 400,000 metric tons per year.

• 2021.04

  Reported2021.04.30

  LyondellBasell launches Circulen polymer products[18]LyondellBasell推出Circulen聚合物产品系列prnewswire.com

  LyondellBasell launched Circulen, a suite of products intended to enable brand owners to improve the sustainability of consumer products.

• 2020.10.02

  Reported2020.10.05

  Sasol announces sale of stakes in three US units[19]Sasol宣布出售其三个美国业务单位的股权dailymaverick.co.za

  Sasol announced the sale of 50% stakes in three US units to LyondellBasell, with the units to form part of a 50/50 joint venture.

• 2020.09.13

  Reported2020.09.13

  LyondellBasell starts up MoReTec pilot recycling facility[20]利安德巴塞尔启动MoReTec试点回收设施premiumbeautynews.com

  LyondellBasell announced the start-up of its MoReTec molecular recycling pilot facility at its Ferrara, Italy site, which processes household plastic waste to test its recycling technology.

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2. 2LyondellBasell leadershiplyondellbasell.com
3. 3LyondellBasell announces plans to shut down Houston refinerylyondellbasell.com
4. 4LyondellBasell completes sale of ethylene oxide and derivatives business to INEOSlyondellbasell.com
5. 5LyondellBasell communities and Global Care Daylyondellbasell.com
6. 6LyondellBasell official websitelyondellbasell.com
7. 7LyondellBasell investor leadershiplyondellbasell.com
8. 8LyondellBasell Circulen productslyondellbasell.com
9. 9LyondellBasell SEC filingssec.gov
10. 10Emergence from bankruptcysec.gov
11. 11Refining exit announcedlyondellbasell.com
12. 12LyondellBasell任命Peter Vanacker为首席执行官canplastics.com
13. 13Wendy's 携手合作开发可回收杯econotimes.com
14. 14LyondellBasell 收购 PolyPacific Polymerscanplastics.com
15. 15LyondellBasell退出PolyPacific合资企业chemengonline.com
16. 16LyondellBasell收购PolyPacific Polymersfnarena.com
17. 17蔚山聚丙烯工厂投产chemengonline.com
18. 18LyondellBasell推出Circulen聚合物产品系列prnewswire.com
19. 19Sasol宣布出售其三个美国业务单位的股权dailymaverick.co.za
20. 20利安德巴塞尔启动MoReTec试点回收设施premiumbeautynews.com
21. 21LyondellBasell暂时停止部分APS工厂生产prnewswire.com
22. 22利安德巴赛尔公布2019年第三季度业绩prnewswire.com
23. 23Lyondell Basell宣布首席财务官任命process-worldwide.com
24. 24LyondellBasell acquires PolyPacific Polymers in Malaysiahydrocarbonprocessing.com
25. 25LyondellBasell Appoints Peter Vanacker as Chief Executive Officerprnewswire.com
26. 26LyondellBasell Reports 2020 Earningsprnewswire.com
27. 27LyondellBasell Reports 2021 Earningsprnewswire.com
28. 28LyondellBasell Reports Second Quarter 2020 Earningsprnewswire.com
29. 29LyondellBasell Reports Second Quarter 2021 Earningsprnewswire.com
30. 30LyondellBasell Reports Third Quarter 2020 Earningsprnewswire.com
31. 31LyondellBasell Reports Third Quarter 2021 Earningsprnewswire.com
32. 32LyondellBasell reports third quarter 2026 earningsmanilatimes.net
33. 33LyondellBasell starts up pilot plant to recycle plasticsthechemicalengineer.com