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INEOS Inovyn
INEOS subsidiary formed from INEOS ChlorVinyls + Solvay Vinyls merger; Europe's largest PVC producer with multiple chlor-alkali and VCM/PVC plants across UK, Belgium, France, Germany, Norway; key European supplier of medical-grade suspension PVC for dialysis bloodline and medical tubing applications
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PVC Resin (S-PVC & E-PVC)
45%Chlor-Alkali (Chlorine, Caustic, EDC)
35%Other Vinyls Products
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Origin2023
INEOS Inovyn was created from the 2015 merger of INEOS ChlorVinyls (the UK chlor-alkali and PVC business that INEOS had assembled from various assets) and Solvay's European PVC and chlor-alkali operations (Solvay Vinyls). The merger gave INEOS control of Europe's largest PVC production network. INEOS Inovyn traces back through Solvay's vinyls business to the original Solvay Group's chlor-alkali operations -- the same company that Ernest Solvay founded in 1863 for soda ash production eventually built a massive chlor-alkali and PVC manufacturing platform across Europe. Today INEOS Inovyn's chlor-alkali plants in Runcorn, England and Rheinberg, Germany produce chlorine that goes into Europe's water treatment systems AND PVC resin that goes into medical IV tubing AND PVC for European construction pipe. An oil and gas entrepreneur's chemical empire (INEOS founder Jim Ratcliffe) now operates the descendant of a 19th century Belgian chemist's soda ash innovation for Europe's healthcare and infrastructure supply chains.
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