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    Johan Arvidsson appointed new CEO of Diab

    Johan Arvidsson has extensive experience from senior positions at Nolato. He is currently Executive Director and President of Nolato’s Industrial Solutions business area and part of the company’s management team. He will assume the position of CEO of Diab by October 2022 at the latest.“We are delighted that Johan Arvidsson will be taking on the role as CEO of Diab. He is very knowledgeable about the industry and has extensive international experience and a track record as a strong leader. We believe that the next phase of Diab’s development should take place under new leadership. At the

    Ratos company Diab reduces carbon footprint by 46%

    In 2016, Diab set out on a journey to reduce its carbon footprint as part of its commitment to meeting the global reduction goals. In 2018, Diab’s targets were approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), making it the first company in the industry for high-tech sandwich composite solutions to do so. Diab successfully reduced its carbon footprint by 46% between 2016 and 2021 and is continuing its efforts to make further reductions.Between 2016 and 2021, Diab reduced its carbon footprint from 11 kg CO2e/ kg of material produced to 5.9 kg CO2e/ kg, a reduction of 46%. Among other

    Diab has agreed to acquire ULTEM [TM ]Foam production line, to better serve high end core material segments

    Diab has acquired the ULTEM[TM] foam production line from SABIC, a global chemical company, to broaden product offering and better be able serve high end core material applications. ULTEM[TM] resin-based foam has excellent fire, smoke and toxicity (FST) properties making the material especially well-suited for aerospace applications.ULTEM[TM] resin-based foam is a recyclable PEI (Polyetherimide) thermoplastic foam used mostly in aerospace applications. Diab will incorporate the product into its current portfolio under the name Divinycell U. “We are excited to broaden our portfolio with

    Diab invests to meet growing demand of core material in China

    Diab is investing in a new production line for PET foam in China to meet the growing demand from the wind industry. The investment will be made in Diab's existing facilities in Zhangjiagang, China, and is scheduled to be operational by the end of 2021.The increased demand of PET core material in the wind energy sector in China drives the investment of a PET foam production line. The production line in Zhangjiagang will produce Diab's Divinycell PET range of products. Providing excellent properties, the material is designed to meet blade designs in an optimal way with the aim to reduce the

    Diab signs long-term supply contract for core material with Vestas

    Ratos subsidiary Diab has signed a five-year core material supply contract with Vestas, one of the world’s leading supplier for wind turbines.The contract will utilize the production capacity of core material for several existing and new PET production lines, and existing production lines for IPN / PVC and is expected to generate net sales of EUR 200-250 million during the contract period. “This is an important contract for both parties, which further strengthens the long, but now intensified, cooperation and partnership between Vestas and Diab. We are increasing our PET production

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