Press release
Global specialty chemicals leader Nouryon today published its 2025 sustainability report, highlighting progress across environmental performance, workplace standards and sustainable innovation. The results showcase continuing efforts to reduce emissions, improve safety, expand living wage analysis and develop solutions to enable more sustainable products and processes across consumer and industrial markets.
“We grow by innovating safer, more efficient and more sustainable chemistry for our customers,” said Charlie Shaver, Nouryon chairman and CEO. “We strengthen performance through disciplined operations and environmental integrity—lowering costs, reducing risk and earning trust. And by investing in our people and communities, we build resilience that compounds over time. Sustainability isn’t a box to check at Nouryon. It’s how we win.”
Some of the key highlights of Nouryon’s 2025 sustainability progress include:
1. Eco-premium solutions demonstrate at least a 10% lower environmental impact on a given criterion across the full product life cycle (cradle to grave) versus the relevant baseline, without significant adverse effects in other categories. For methodology, see the 2025 Sustainability Report, page 13.
The full 2025 sustainability report, including comprehensive data, case studies and methodology, is available at nouryon.com/sustainability.
Nouryon is a global specialty chemicals leader innovating essential solutions for everyday consumer and industrial products, many of which contribute to a more sustainable world. We report in four segments, and are organized to serve attractive and growing end-markets across three of our key complementary reporting segments: Consumer and Life Sciences enhances the effectiveness of hair, skin, cleaning and agricultural products, and purification media for pharmaceutical production; Performance Materials delivers the leading enabling technology for global polymer production and enables tailored performance of paints and coatings; and Resource Solutions offers key ingredients for pulp bleaching used in white paper goods and packaging, and industrial end-markets like transportation, mining, fuels, lubricants and hydrocarbon processing. We employ 8,000+ individuals across a global footprint that boasts 14 innovation centers where we jointly accelerate customer product development. We have headquarters in Radnor, Pennsylvania, U.S., and Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and are incorporated in Ireland.
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