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 Deltech Holdings Completes The Acquisition Of Stanchem

PRIVATEOct 04, 2022•over 3 years ago

Acquiring Company

Deltech Holdings

Acquired Company

StanChem

Manufacturing

Description

Deltech Holdings, LLC (“Deltech”), a leading producer of high-performance aromatic monomers, specialized crystal polystyrene, and resins for the coatings, composites, construction, and other end markets, announced today the acquisition of StanChem, Inc. (“StanChem”), a provider of emulsion polymers and protective coatings. Deltech is a portfolio company of SK Capital Partners (“SK Capital”). The terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Company

Deltech Holdings

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Based in Baton Rouge, LA, Deltech Holdings, LLC is a leading producer of specialty aromatic monomers, polystyrene and resins for use in coatings, composites, construction materials and other applications. The company is the largest producer globally of the specialty aromatic monomer products vinyl toluene, para-methyl styrene, and para-tertiary butyl styrene from its site in Baton Rouge, LA. Deltech also produces crystal polystyrene from its Troy, OH location.

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