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Paul HodgesChairman
International eChem![]()
Paul Hodges is Chairman of International eChem, an independent consultancy firm providing analysis of chemical & petrochemical markets for major companies and international investors. His aim is to help them to better understand and manage commercial...
Gabriel KowPrincipal
Carlton & Partners (EMEA) Ltd![]()
Gabriel Kow is the Principal of Carlton & Partners, where he consults with private equity firms on M&A in the process/chemical and life sciences sectors. With his experiences in Asia Pacific, particularly China, he assists companies in setting up businesses...
Director, General Manager
The ChemQuest Group Inc.![]()
Dr. Jürgen Wegner is a Director and General Manager at The ChemQuest Group. His expertise in global adhesives and coating technologies spanned 30+ years of experience in the chemical industry with special focus on adhesives, sealants, coatings, wood preservatives,...
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Abu Dhabi looks to build its petchem activities
November 18, 2009
IPIC Mulls Bayer Joint Venture, Not Acquisition, Chairman Says | www.bloomberg.com
The Middle East is continuing to grow its role in petrochemicals. The latest move is by Abu Dhabi, to access technology for its ambitious new multi-$bn Chemaweyaat project.
Chemical Companies remain Cautious on the Outlook
October 31, 2009
Looking at the world from a stable but low level of activity | www.icis.com
The chemical industry is a leading indicator for the global economy. The recent company results season gives no support for the idea that earnings are about to stage a major recovery.
Chemical Companies face Bumpy Road in 2010
October 17, 2009
10,000: Then and Now | www.nytimes.com
2010 should be a better year for the chemical industry, as demand grows in line with a recovery in global GDP. But a quick V-shaped return to the 2003-7 Boom years in terms of volumes/margins seems unlikely.
China's Economic Recovery "Uncertain" - Premier
August 27, 2009
Economic recovery will take some time, premier warns | www.chinadaily.com.cn
China is a major player in the global chemical industry. But doubts are now emerging about the underlying strength of its recent economic revival.
The Analysts have got it Wrong - No Sign of an Upturn in Chemicals
August 1, 2009
Chemicals: What have We Learned This Week? | internationalechem.blogspot.com
Many analysts, having failed to spot last year's downturn, are now making the opposite mistake and hoping to spot a quick recovery in chemical demand. But a large number of companies reported this week, and only China's Sinopec saw any sign of strong demand ahead. BASF, the world's No 1, was even worried things could get worse again.
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