Turck reassigned the overall responsibility for its product management sensor technology to Oliver Marks effective July 1. The 39-year-old has been responsible for Turck's product management position and proximity sensors since 1999. While Marks temporarily remains responsible for linear displacement, inclination and rotary position sensors, Sander Makkinga will be responsible for all inductive and magnetic-field sensors (including the uprox-family) effective July 1. Marks succeeds Alfred Hack.
Honeywell will acquire Johnson Matthey's Catalyst Technologies business segment for €2.15 billion in an all-cash transaction.
Building on the April 2025 announcement, Dow will take actions across its three operating segments to support European profitability, resulting in the closure of sites in Germany and the UK.
This interview covers key results of the study ‘Success Factor Supply Chain Management and Logistics in the Chemical Industry 2024’ by Solventure, Aimms and Miebach.
Oxea is returning to its old name and its roots.
Jens Birgersson becomes new Brenntag CEO
