06.11.2024 • NewsSolenisBASFmining industry

Solenis Completes Acquisition of BASF’s Mining Flocculants Business

US specialty chemicals company Solenis has acquired BASF’s flocculants business for mining applications. With this strategic acquisition, Solenis enhances its portfolio for mining and mineral processing customers. The transaction, for which financial details were not disclosed, was first announced in July.

The new product portfolio includes flocculants and other products used for solid-liquid separation and material handling in mining applications.

This acquisition, Solins commented, underscores the company’s commitment to providing innovative and sustainable solutions that improve operational efficiency and environmental performance.

“We are excited to welcome BASF’s flocculants business into the Solenis family,” said John Panichella, CEO of Solenis. “This acquisition aligns with our strategic vision to be the leading provider of specialty chemicals for the mining industry. By combining our expertise and resources, we can deliver even greater value to our customers.”

The acquisition includes BASF’s customers, intellectual property and a team of experts. Solenis said that it will ensure a seamless transition for BASF’s customers.

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