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Managing the effects of the business cycle in the chemical industry

by | Sep 2008

Companies in many segments of the chemical industry – particularly in the more commoditized segments – are highly exposed to the business cycle. In other words, their businesses tend to be quite profitable at the peak but margins are low or even negative in downturns...

Developments at the outposts of the chemical industry

by | May 2008

Although chemical firms also feel the omnipresent demand for growth and profitability, they often lack the internal ability to develop successful new products or services. While having already largely exhausted classical levers for reducing costs and improving...

REACh due diligence – Extended scope of M&A services in the framework of REACh

by | May 2008

Market participants expect that transactions will continue to play a significant role in the chemical industry since the industry is still fragmented in many segments. Professional transactions in the chemical industry include Due Diligence processes with a focus on...

Entrepreneurial potential in chemistry and pharmacy. Results from a large survey

by | May 2008

Abstract Nowadays entrepreneurship has become an unavoidable issue. Given its documented relevance for regions’ and countries’ economic growth, increasingly governments, educators, and scientists try to uncover the determinants of entrepreneurship seeking ultimately...

A motor for future-proof jobs The results of the study “Biotechnology in Germany – Employment Potential and Competitiveness”.

by | May 2008

Several hundred thousand people are already employed in biotechnology and gene technology in Germany. In the future, this industry will continue to create jobs. By 2020, the biotechnology industry will generate work and wealth for more people than are currently...
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