About Lanxess
LANXESS is a leading specialty chemicals company and operates in all important markets of the world. Its core business comprises the development, manufacture and sale of high-tech plastics, high-performance rubber, specialty chemicals and intermediates. In addition, it helps its customers in the development and implementation of individual system solutions. In these areas, which are at the very core of the chemical industry, the Group has specific expertise in the form of chemical and application-related know-how and flexible asset management.
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- Focus : Manufacturer
- Employees: 10,001+
- Industry : Chemistry
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