Clariant

ClariantClariant is a focused specialty chemical company led by the overarching purpose of “Greater chemistry – between people and planet.” By connecting customer focus, innovation, and people, the company creates solutions to foster sustainability in different industries. On 31 December 2025, Clariant totaled a staff number of 10 281 and recorded sales of CHF 3.915 billion in the fiscal year. Since January 2023, the Group conducts its business through the three Business Units Care Chemicals, Catalysts, and Adsorbents & Additives. Clariant is based in Switzerland.

Clariant International Ltd
Rothausstrasse 61
4132 Muttenz 1
Switzerland

+41 61 469 6742

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Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant launches KanuFresh, a natural active ingredient that redefines the boundary between deodorants and conventional sweat control solutions

Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant launches KanuFresh, a natural active ingredient that redefines the boundary between deodorants and conventional sweat control solutions. © Clariant Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant is excited to announce the global launch of KanuFresh (INCI: Glycerin (and) Water (and) Kunzea Ericoides Leaf Extract), an innovative breakthrough that closes the longstanding gap between conventional deodorants and sweat control solutions. Responsibly sourced from Australian kānuka leaves, this ingredient helps minimize visible signs of perspiration and odor, rather than simply masking them.

Purity with purpose: Clariant Health Care raises the bar for pharmaceutical excipients

Explore Clariant’s full excipient portfolio firsthand at CPhI Milan. © ClariantExcipients are the backbone of every drug formulation. Though often described as "inactive" ingredients, they determine how an active substance dissolves, stabilizes, and ultimately reaches the patient. As formulation complexity grows and regulatory scrutiny intensifies, the industry has moved well beyond asking whether an excipient meets specification. Formulators and quality assurance teams now demand clarity on impurity profiles, endotoxin levels, elemental impurities, nitrosamine risk, and batch-to-batch consistency.

Clariant Catalysts wins catalyst supply contract for world's largest PDH unit 

Clariant Catalysts Wins CATOFIN Catalyst Supply Contract for World's Largest PDH Unit. © ClariantClariant, a sustainability-focused specialty chemical company, today announced it has been awarded a contract by Zhejiang Petroleum & Chemical Co., Ltd. (ZPC) to supply its CATOFIN™ catalyst and Heat Generating Material (HGM) for a new propane dehydrogenation (PDH) unit in Zhejiang Province, China. With a nameplate capacity of 1.2 million metric tons per annum, the unit will be the world's largest licensed PDH unit.

AddWorks PPA 101 FG enables PFAS-free polymer processing in polyolefin extrusion applications

PFAS-free AddWorks PPA 101 FG solves melt fracture (sharkskin) and prevents die build-up in PE blown and cast film. 
© ClariantAddWorks PPA 101 FG is a PFAS-free polymer processing aid (PPA) for polyolefin extrusion applications, based on Clariant's proprietary organic material technology. In PE blown and cast films, it solves melt fracture – commonly called sharkskin – and it prevents die build-up. For decades, fluoropolymer-based polymer processing aids have been the standard solution to these challenging production issues but tightening global PFAS regulations and even selective bans in certain regions and applications are the driving forces behind the emerging conventional fluoropolymer technology phase-out. Clariant’s AddWorks PPA 101 FG is suitable for LLDPE based packaging, agricultural, and building & construction film applications amongst others. Unlike fluoropolymer-based PPAs, it contains no PFAS, no silicone, nor inorganic substances, it is non-hazardous and label-free, and holds broad food contact approvals under FDA, EFSA, Mercosur, China GB, and Japanese regulations.

Formulation complexity in wet wipes: The hidden challenge to preservation and how formulators can solve it!

Formulation complexity in wet wipes: The hidden challenge to preservation and how formulators can solve it!. (picture: AI-generated) © ClariantWet wipes are among the most challenging personal care products to preserve. Their high water activity, repeated consumer exposure, long shelf life and increasingly sophisticated formulations combine to create ideal conditions for microbial growth. Meanwhile, consumers are demanding ever gentler, more multifunctional and environmentally responsible juices for wipes that contain a greater proportion of biodegradable ingredients. As a result, formulators must strike a delicate balance, safeguarding product safety while still driving forward innovative product development.

Why excipients are the unsung heroes of modern medicine

Clariant’s high-purity pharmaceutical excipients were recently highlighted at the Clariant Health Care Seminar in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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They don't treat disease. They rarely get a mention on a medicine label. Yet without them, most modern therapeutics simply wouldn't work. Pharmaceutical excipients – the ingredients that help an active drug substance dissolve, stabilize, and reach patients safely – sit quietly behind nearly every tablet, injectable, and topical treatment on the market.

Clariant launches two new R&D laboratories in China, strengthening local innovation capability

The Daya Bay R&D Lab in Huizhou is focused on developing next-generation flame retardant products. © ClariantClariant, a sustainability-focused specialty chemicals company, today announced the official launch of two new research and development laboratories for its Additives business in China: one at the Daya Bay production site in Huizhou and one at the One Clariant Campus (OCC) in Shanghai. The milestone marks a significant advancement in Clariant's local innovation capability and its commitment to the “In China, For China” strategy.

Clariant's CLARITY earns global recognition for “Best Digital Innovation”

Clariant catalyst experts review plant performance data on the award-winning digital catalyst monitoring platform, CLARITY. 
(picture: AI-generated) © ClariantClariant, a sustainability-focused specialty chemical company, today announced that its digital catalyst monitoring platform, CLARITY, and its AI-powered evolution, CLARITY Prime, have won “Best Digital Innovation” at the ICIS Innovation Awards 2026. The technologies were recognized for transforming catalyst lifecycle management from scattered data and reactive workflows into connected, confident decision-making for a more efficient and sustainable chemical industry.

HYTREAT ECO: Proven hydrate management solutions, evolved for today's environmental standards

HYTREAT ECO: Proven hydrate management solutions, evolved for today's environmental standards. 
© ClariantQ&A with José Delgado, Global Innovation Manager of Flow Assurance, and Claudia Mazzeo, Strategic Business Development Manager. Listen to the video podcast, which explores the innovation behind HYTREAT ECO, the industry drivers shaping its development, and its role in advancing offshore flow assurance. The following Q&A builds on this conversation with further insights into the technology, field experience, and key considerations shaping the future of hydrate management.

Clariant appoints Gapuma Group as Well Service Additives distributor across West Africa

Clariant's HOSTADRILL, HOSTAMER and HOSTASTIM product families support drilling, cementing, and stimulation applications. © Clariant Clariant today announced the appointment of Gapuma Group, a London-based international trading company specializing in commodities and specialty chemicals, as a distributor of its Well Service Additives (WSA) portfolio across Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, and Ghana.

Clariant and TUM Celebrate a Decade of Catalysis Excellence 

From left to right: Susanne Wamsler (Member of the Board of Directors at Clariant), Professor Tao Zhang (Award winner 2025), Professor Frances H. Arnold (Award winner 2026), Conrad Keijzer (CEO Clariant), Professor Thomas Hofmann (President TUM). © ClariantClariant, a sustainability-focused specialty chemical company, today celebrated a significant milestone at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) with the dual 10th anniversary of the TUM Catalysis Research Center (CRC) and the Dr. Karl Wamsler Innovation Award for Catalysis Research. The ceremony honored two outstanding scientists whose contributions are shaping the future of catalysis and sustainable chemistry.

Why cosmetic preservation has become a formulation game-changer!

Why cosmetic preservation has become a formulation game-changer! 
© ClariantCosmetic preservation is undergoing a significant transformation. Formulators today are expected to reduce their reliance on traditional and commonly used preservatives while maintaining product safety, formulation stability, and performance. At the same time, formulations are becoming increasingly polyvalent, seamlessly bridging multifunctionality with sustainability.