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KBR, headquartered in the US, has secured a 10-year contract to supply catalysts for Indorama’s six ammonia plants in Nigeria, Georgia, Uzbekistan, and India. This first long-term ammonia catalyst deal extends KBR’s support beyond licensing and leverages its 75 years of expertise to boost plant efficiency, reliability, and global operational performance.

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The European Commission has adopted an EU Industrial Maritime Strategy and a Ports Strategy to drive competitiveness, sustainability, decarbonisation, security and resilience within the EU's wider waterborne sector. The strategies focus on ports, shipping and shipbuilding. To ensure effective implementation of both, the Commission will set up a high-level Maritime Industries a...

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BASF has expanded dispersions production at its Durban, South Africa site to strengthen supply reliability for architectural coatings, construction and paper sectors. The upgrade includes a new application laboratory to boost technical support and formulation development. The move reinforces BASF’s commitment to Africa and enhances its EMEA supply network.

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Global Fashion Group (GFG) generated ~$1.16 billion NMV in 2025, with Q4 contributing a third. ANZ and LATAM grew NMV and delivered positive Adjusted EBITDA, while SEA remained challenged. Gross margin rose to 46.4 per cent, driving ~$10.44 million Adjusted EBITDA and near NFCF breakeven. In 2026, NMV is expected at ~$1.15–1.24 billion, with Adjusted EBITDA ~$17.4–29 million.

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The Supervisory Board of adidas AG has extended CEO Bjørn Gulden’s contract to December 31, 2030, and Michelle Robertson’s to December 31, 2031, ensuring leadership continuity. Nassef Sawiris is set to succeed Thomas Rabe as chairman following the May 07, 2026 AGM, with Ian Gallienne proposed for re-election and Mathias Döpfner nominated as a new board member.

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