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WILMINGTON, Del.—In a major shakeup, DuPont is changing its top management less than a year after becoming an independent company again.
MUNICH—Wacker plans to slash more than 1,000 jobs by the end of 2022 as part of an efficiency program that aims to save $270 million each year.
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LOSSBURG, Germany—The owners of Arburg have purchased RepRap, a German maker of 3D printing systems for liquid silicone rubber.
MIDLAND, Mich.—Dow is planning some personnel moves that will take effect after the firm's annual meeting on April 9.
NORCROSS, Ga.—Joel Kuusman has been named Cimcorp's manager of U.S. operation and technical services.
MALMO, Sweden—Mikael Fryklund, Hexpol's president and CEO, has parted ways with the company.
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GURNEE, Ill.—Gallagher is adding to its portfolio of offerings with the installation of new equipment its says provides customers with 3D printing capabilities. But this is not your typical approach to this type of additive manufacturing.
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WICKLIFFE, Ohio—Lubrizol's engineered polymers unit launched its first thermoplastic polyurethane that is a powder grade. It's the only TPU certified for 3D printing with HP's Multi Jet Fusion 4200.
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MAUMEE, Ohio—Sanyu didn't go far, but it has relocated its offices and opened a long-awaited showroom.
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MUNICH—Plastics equipment manufacturer KraussMaffei will lay off 430 workers in Germany, nearly 8.4 percent of its total work force of 5,134.