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The Evonik Antwerp site, one of the largest multi-user facilities of Evonik Industries, is strategically located at a major seaport. Established in 1968 on an artificial island between the Schelde River and the port, it spans 109 hectares and features 9 production plants. 

The site is crucial for the Crosslinkers business line, manufacturing VESTASOL® and VESTAMIN® products. Antwerp serves as a key hub in the Western European pipeline network, with over 100 pipelines transporting chemical base materials across more than 350 kilometers. 

Located on the east side of Manchester, close to the redeveloped Sportcity, built for the 2002 Commonweatlh Games and the Manchester City F.C campus, the Clayton site is a standalone facility belonging to the Crosslinkers business line. Established in 1892, this chemical plant was originally occupied by Anchor Chemicals and later acquired by Air Products in 1989 to produce epoxy hardeners and polyurethane additives. Evonik purchased the site in 2017.

The Clayton site  primarily manufactures products for industrial coatings (including marine and industrial maintenance applications), civil engineering (coatings for concrete flooring), and polyurethane foam. Since 2025, the site has been operating on 100% green electricity, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability.

The Evonik Herne site serves as a leader in sustainable chemical production, and as a vital employer and economic engine for the town of Herne, home to approximately 170,000 residents. Established in 1936 by Friedrich Krupp for tar, gasoline, and paraffin production, this site has transformed into a modern chemical facility specializing in coatings and additives. The primary focus at Herne is the production of isophorone and its derivatives, essential raw materials for the coatings industry. Our VESTAMIN® crosslinkers are integral to heavy-duty corrosion protection systems, solvent-free industrial floor coatings, and high-performance composites, including those used in wind turbine rotor blades. Additionally, VESTASOL® is used to create vibrant coatings and printing inks.

At Evonik Crosslinkers, our Herne site exemplifies our dedication to sustainability through initiatives like the Technical Options for Thermal Energy Recovery (TORTE) project, which captures industrial waste heat to provide heating for 1,000 homes, saving around 1,750 tons of CO₂ emissions annually. We also produce renewable materials, such as our eCO grades, and achieved ISCC Plus certification for our sites, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable practices and a circular economy.

The Isehara Plant, established in 1972, produces over 100 products, including polyamides, modified amines, epoxy curing agents, and polyurethane additives.

With over 35 years of accident-free operations, it holds the longest Lost-Time Incident (LTI)-free record within Evonik and received the Evonik Safety Diamond Award for its continuous safety and process improvements based on KAIZEN principles.

Since 2025, the site has been powered by 100% green electricity, highlighting its commitment to sustainability.

Located southeast of downtown L.A., the Evonik Los Angeles site has been manufacturing epoxy curing agents since its establishment in 1966. The facility employs about 50 people and features multiple production reactors, warehousing, and a quality control lab.

Situated in the City of Vernon, an industrial hub with nearly 50,000 employees and a residential population of less than 200, our plant is actively involved in the Vernon Chamber of Commerce, with the Plant Manager serving on the Board of Directors. The Vernon Plant produces over 250 different epoxy curing agents and other additives used in coatings for structural steel, pipes, flooring, and ships.

Additionally, the L.A. site has been operating on 100% green electricity since 2025, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability.

The Marl chemical park is Evonik's largest production site and one of the largest multi-user chemical sites in Germany, covering an area of more than six square kilometers and providing approximately 10,000 jobs. Located in the northern part of the Ruhr area, the site hosts around 100 closely interlinked production plants that operate around the clock. Every year, over four million metric tons of products begin their journey from Marl to destinations worldwide. The energy needs of the chemical park are met through combined heat and power generated by two on-site gas-fired power plants and one coal-fired plant. 

he Crosslinkers business line at Marl manufactures a range of products under well-known trade names, including VESTAGON® B, VESTAGON® BF, VESTAGON® HA (crosslinkers for powder coating systems), VESTANAT® B (liquid isocyanate crosslinkers for heat-activated coatings), VESTANAT® EP-DS (water-borne isocyanate crosslinkers), as well as our Ancamine® and Ancamide® brands, which since 2025 has been using 100% green electricity to produce our epoxy curing agents.

In addition to production, Marl is home to state-of-the-art research and applied technology labs that play a pivotal role in developing new products and providing technical support for customers. Our ISCC Plus certified VESTA eCO grades produced here utilize renewable raw materials to enhance sustainability in your systems.

The Evonik site in Milton, Wisconsin started production in 1973 and is a 14 hectare (34 acre) production facility, located between Milwaukee and Madison, employing about 70 people. The Milton facility manufactures 170 different products used to produce surfactants, polyurethane foam catalysts, polyurethane coatings, mining flotation aids, hard surface cleaners and other specialty chemical products. The Milton site supports the Crosslinkers business lines providing products under the trade names Ancamine®, Imicure®, Amicure®, and Ancarez®.

Located on the central Gulf coast of Alabama, the Evonik Mobile site in Alabama is strategically positioned for excellent access to key raw materials and transportation networks. Covering over 730 hectares (1,800 acres), it is the largest Evonik site in North America and a major employer in the Mobile area.

Operations began in 1992, with the production of isophorone derivatives. Significant expansions in 1996 (VESTANAT®) and 1999 (VESTASOL®) established a fully back-integrated production network that services major industries with products from the VESTAMIN®, VESTANAT®, VESTAGON®, and VESTASOL® brands.

Since November, 2023, ISCC Plus certified VESTA eCO grades have been produced at the Mobile site. By utilizing renewable acetone from bio-circular materials, these products enhance sustainability in your systems while offering unique isophorone solutions with reduced CO₂ emissions.

Evonik's site in Nanjing, in the province Jiangsu in East China, specializes in producing amine-based additives. The plant is currently expanded to increase the capacity for specialty amines. The new facility will run on commercial scale in 2026.

The expansion represents a strategic investment to enhance Evonik's amine portfolio and to strenghten competitiveness and market efficiency.

The plant runs on green electricity, and serves the construction, automotive, and furnishing markets.

In February 2017 the Pasadena plant became part of the Evonik Corporation, following the Air Products acquistion. The Pasadena site is an integrated facility supporting the Comfort & Insulation and Crosslinkers business lines, serving a global market. It is designed to produce amine-based catalysts, epoxy curing agents, and amine intermediates for various applications. Notably, the Pasadena site has been operating on 100% green electricity since 2025, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability.

Located just north of the Mississippi River and north-west of New Orleans, Evonik’s site in Reserve, Louisiana manufactures specialty chemicals. Production in Reserve started in 1979 and today employs approximately 50 people. The Reserve Site’s primary products are high performance surfactants in industrial and institutional cleaners, additives, wetting agents and polyurethane foam catalysts, as well as epoxy coatings used in surface coatings.

Evonik's multi-user site at the Shanghai Chemical Industry Park (SCIP) has been operational since 2004, serving as a cornerstone for establishing new business activities in the Greater China region. In 2014, the site expanded with an integrated production complex for isophorone and isophorone diamine, covering an area of 32,000 m². This facility supports customers in the coatings, paint, construction, adhesives, and composite industries throughout Asia.

The Multi-User-Site-China (MUSC) benefits from shared infrastructure, fostering cost efficiencies, material supply advantages, and collaborative best practices among various businesses. Evonik’s €100 million investment in the new isophorone (VESTASOL® IP) and isophorone diamine (VESTAMIN® IPD) plants in 2014 has significantly contributed to the Crosslinkers business's growth in isophorone chemistry.

With fully back-integrated production facilities in the three major economic zones—Europe, NAFTA, and Asia—Evonik remains the only company worldwide covering the entire supply chain of isophorone and its derivatives. The Shanghai facility ensures prompt and reliable supply to customers in China and the Asia Pacific region, consistently offering shorter lead times and high-quality products to meet diverse market needs.

Additionally, the site features a state-of-the-art application technology service center at the Xinzhuang location, equipped with advanced laboratories to support product development. As the largest production site in Greater China, the MUSC is committed to being the safest, most attractive, and cooperative site within Evonik.

Evonik's Singapore manufacturing site features two facilities in Tuas, one of which specializes in producing epoxy curing agents. The production of epoxy curing agents under the Sunmide® brand began in 1983, marking a significant milestone in the site’s history.

Over the years, the facility has expanded significantly, adding inks and hotmelt resin production in 1992 and increasing curing agent capacity in 1995. From 2003 onward, the site introduced the Ancamine® and Ancamide® brands, enhancing its product offerings in the epoxy curing agent market.

Additionally, Evonik's Singapore manufacturing assets include the world’s largest production complex for the essential amino acid DL-methionine and an oil additives production site located on Jurong Island.

Notably, the epoxy curing agent production at the Singapore site has been operating on 100% green electricity since 2025, reinforcing Evonik's commitment to sustainability and environmentally responsible manufacturing practices, 

Evonik’s site in Wichita, Kansas, started production in 1960 and consists of a lab, manufacturing plant, warehouse, drumming, and shipping facility. It is located close to Wichita State University and Wichita airport, and employs about 70 people. The site manufactures base products and blended products used in applications such as toothpaste, soap, deodorants, dish soaps, foams, and plastics.