Acquisition enhances company's fuel and lubricants position in the Chicago markets.
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First quarter sales in the Americas grew 6.5 percent year-over-year.
The company reported a loss of $20.7 million for the quarter.
Company names former Cummins executive Michael Christodoulou to key leadership role.
Profit decreased 33.4 percent to $9.7 million.
Swiss regulator rules company not required to buy all shares, but questions remain.
Fourth quarter sales up 4 percent year-over-year.
Revenue drop, net loss of $134.7 million force company to appoint COO from third-party consulting firm.
The $1 billion acquisition complements company's core filtration technologies platform.
Fourth quarter sales up 21 percent year-over-year.
Acquisitions expand RelaDyne's services portfolio in Oklahoma, Midwest.
Organic sales for the adhesives manufacturer grew 3.1 percent year-over-year.
The sales increase was due to increases in Zep's transportation business.
Reuters: Family with controlling stake in Sika files lawsuit to push through purchase.
OSHA seeks consistency from chemical manufacturers, distributors.
DuPont president: Neoprene will "thrive" as part of Denka's portfolio.
Earlier this year, Curbell Plastics, Orchard Park, NY, named Gerry Helbig as its new president. Helbig recently spoke with MDM Editor Jenel Stelton-Holtmeier about how the plastics industry has changed, how sustainability and environmentalism is shifting demands and the challenges of managing talent and change in a changing industry.
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- How Curbell Plastics is overcoming challenges
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- Sustainable products and policies
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Sika executives say they will resign if $2.8 billion deal goes through.
