Syensqo, the specialty polymers and advanced materials company spun off from Solvay in December 2023, will make its first appearance at K 2025. The company plans to showcase a broad set of material solutions aligned with four megatrends across multiple end-use areas. Syensqo will be present at Booth C61, Hall 6 from October 8 to 15 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The presentation builds on more than 160 years of scientific heritage referenced by the new corporate identity.
“Syensqo was founded on the belief that science can transform industries and improve lives. At K 2025, we will demonstrate how advanced materials and specialty chemicals unlock new possibilities for customers worldwide”, said Peter Browning, President of Syensqo’s Specialty Polymers business. “Syensqo’s global presence and technical know-how enables us to partner closely with customers, delivering sustainable solutions that drive innovation, improve performance, and support their transition to a low-carbon future”.
The company’s portfolio includes high-performance polymers such as Amodel, Ryton, Radel, Udel, Ixef, Solef, Kalix, Tecnoflon, Aquivion and KetaSpire, as well as advanced formulations including Cyanox, Cyasorb Cynergy Solutions, Addibond and Rhodiasolv green solvents. Syensqo highlights its customer innovation centers which support rapid product customization and prototyping to match fast development cycles.
At K 2025 the exhibit will address four megatrends, described as powering electrification, advancing digitalization, enriching life and extending lifetime. Cited applications include e-motors, compressors, single-use surgical instruments and other healthcare implants, bikes, semiconductors, electronic components for consumer devices, and advanced components for hydrogen technologies, alongside a 3D-scale model of a hydrogen-powered aircraft.
Global footprint and investments
Syensqo reports a network of 62 industrial sites and 12 research and innovation centers worldwide, combining local support with global reach. The company references recent investments across North America, Europe and Asia intended to reinforce service to customers in each region.
Sustainability and circular portfolio
The company states targets to achieve carbon neutrality for Scope 1 and 2 by 2040 and a 23% reduction in Scope 3 emissions by 2030. Its Echo portfolio of bio-based and recycled polymers supports a goal of reaching 18% circular sales by 2030. Syensqo also points to major investments in Spinetta aimed at emissions reduction and clean energy transition.
Syensqo showcases its leading specialty polymers portfolio at K 2025. Photo: Syensqo
Partnerships and live program at K 2025
As main technology partner for Climate Impulse, Syensqo contributes to the project targeting the first non-stop, zero-emission flight around the globe in a green hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2028. A 3D-scale model of this aircraft will be displayed at the booth.
Live joint presentations at Booth C61, Hall 6 are scheduled as follows:
- Wednesday, October 8, 15:00: Syensqo and Clayens on a 360-degree approach to develop complex busbars
- Wednesday, October 8, 16:30: Syensqo and Forteq on replacing metal with high-performance polymers in e-compressor housings
- Thursday, October 9, 17:00: “Advancing humanity with AI-powered science” panel moderated by Mike Finelli, Syensqo Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, featuring partners from Microsoft and Nvidia, and Citrine Informatics
- Monday, October 13, 17:30: Syensqo on the use of specialty polymers for single-use surgical instruments
Further information on Syensqo’s innovations and partnerships at K 2025 is available in the media corner on the Syensqo K 2025 hub.
