Lanxess

A German chemicals company called Lanxess has used nanotechnology to create tires that perform better than traditional rubber in both overall performance and wear.

Autoblog Green 2010

That's the lowest multiple among its chemical competitors, which Arkema identifies as Lanxess, Solvay, Clariant, Akzo Nobel NV, Tessenderlo Chemie NV, BASF SE, Celanese Corp., Dow and DuPont.

BusinessWeek.com -- Top News 2011

European stocks closed lower after a volatile session Tuesday, as losses in the banking sector offset gains for beaten-down companies such as Lanxess and Rhodia.

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Lanxess rose 3.8% and Linde gained 2.4% in Frankfurt.

Earnings Boost Europe's Markets Simon Kennedy 2011

Chemical makers Lanxess and Linde rose 3.8% and 2.4%, respectively.

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On the other hand, diversified groups like Germany's BASF and Lanxess typically supply more basic, commodity-type materials that can fluctuate significantly in price compared with the products of the specialty firms.

Investors See Trouble With Chemicals' Image Sten Stovall 2011

BASF shares have fallen about 25% in the past two months, while Lanxess is down 31%.

Investors See Trouble With Chemicals' Image Sten Stovall 2011

German specialty-chemical group Lanxess slid 5.2%.

Europe's Markets Tilt Higher Barbara Kollmeyer 2011

Lanxess AG, meanwhile, plans to keep its investments at a "high level" of €600 million in 2012.

Lufthansa Halts Investment Natascha Divac 2011

In 2005, pollution from the plant — then owned by Lanxess Corp. — prompted school officials to close a school across the street.

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