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In March 2022, the Nouryon Asa site received the Prefectural Governor's Award from the local ministry. The award recognizes the company’s proactive approach and remarkable achievements in enhancing the local firefighting and disaster prevention system as the Volunteer Fire Corps.

Nouryon has been awarded a 2023 Responsible Care Company Award and a Safety Award by the Association of International Chemical Manufacturers (AICM) in China.

Nouryon’s Columbus site leadership was recently recognized as a Forward Together Partner by the Lowndes County Board of Supervisors and the National Association of Counties. - [Apr 2024]

Global specialty chemicals leader Nouryon has been recognized by Henkel Consumer Brands with its 2025 sustainability award for Nouryon’s innovative degradable solution that optimizes water hardness in laundry detergents, combining high performance with sustainability for consumers.

Nouryon has been awarded a score of A- in the global CDP Climate Change category, in recognition of the Company’s progress in implementing current best practices in sustainability targets, value chain engagement, and opportunity disclosures. The A- score places the Company at the leadership level, above the chemical industry average score of B. This marks the third consecutive year Nouryon has engaged with CDP.

Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals) has been recognized by European startups for its collaboration efforts under the Imagine Chemistry innovation program.

Nouryon has been awarded the 2019 Responsible Care Merit Award by the Association of International Chemical Manufacturers (AICM) in China. The award recognizes the company’s performance and contribution to the development of a responsible chemical industry in the country.

Nouryon has been recognized with fourteen prestigious awards from the Texas Chemical Council (TCC) and the Texas Chemistry Alliance (TCA) for outstanding achievements in safety performance, community engagement, environmental stewardship, and industry leadership in 2023. “We are immensely proud of our teams in Texas for their industry-leading safety performance ...

We have received multiple awards from the Texas Chemical Council (TCC) and Association of Chemical Industry of Texas (ACIT) recognizing the company’s manufacturing facilities for continuous improvement in safety, emergency response, security, and environmental stewardship in 2021.

2021 Supplier of the Year Awards highlighted global suppliers that distinguished themselves by exceeding Nouryon’s expectations in three categories: Sustainability, Supplier Reliability, and Special Event Support.

Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals) will increase the use of bio-steam at its salt production at Hengelo, in the Netherlands, making the production more sustainable and reducing CO2 emissions.

Nouryon published its fifth annual sustainability report themed, ‘Essential Solutions, Sustainable Future,’ highlighting the advancements in its portfolio of sustainable solutions in addition to its safety and environmental performance. The report details the significant strides taken during the year to deliver on its purpose: Your partner in essential solutions for a sustainable future.

We published our sixth annual sustainability report. The report provides an in-depth overview of the Company's progress and achievements over the past year, emphasizing its commitment to meet evolving customer demands for innovative and sustainable solutions while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Nouryon today reported full-year 2021 results with revenue of $4.9 billion, an increase of 17 percent year over year, driven by volume growth and pricing actions. Excluding impacts from foreign exchange and acquisitions, revenue grew 13 percent. Adjusted EBITDA increased 10 percent year over year, despite significant cost headwinds from raw materials, energy, and logistics. Volume was the primary driver of adjusted EBITDA growth, with additional contributions from pricing, cost improvement initiatives and foreign exchange, offset partially by cost pressures.