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WeylChem International GmbH

Fine and specialty chemical manufacturing combines contract development with advanced intermediates for industrial markets. The group operates seven custom manufacturing sites across Europe, the United States, and India, with production from kilograms to thousands of tonnes.

Germany Address Edmund-Rumpler Street 3, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, 60549, Germany
Type
Fine Chemicals Contract Manufacturer
FocusCustom Manufacturing, Contract Development, Advanced Intermediates
Employees
1,001 to 5,000
Country
GermanyGermany

About This Company

WeylChem Group of Companies is a fine and specialty chemicals platform within International Chemicals Investors Group, combining custom development and manufacturing with a portfolio of advanced intermediates. Its operations cover complex, multistep syntheses and commercial production of specialty molecules for agrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, catalysts, pigments and dyes, polymers, electronics, personal care, oil and gas, and new energy applications. The group also produces proprietary customer materials, including active ingredients, registered pharmaceutical starting materials, ligands, specialty polymers, and chemical building blocks for electronic and battery-related uses.

The group comprises nine companies and around 1,400 employees across Europe, North America, and Asia. Seven custom manufacturing sites operate pilot-, mid-scale, and commercial-scale assets, with production ranging from kilogram quantities to several thousand tonnes per product each year. Facilities include vessels up to 20 cubic metres, pilot plants, scale-up equipment, and capabilities for low-temperature reactions, halogenation, metallo-organic chemistry, inert handling, batch polymerization, and purification. Its manufacturing model integrates process development, scale-up, and production, while engineering teams work on process efficiency, raw material consumption, by-product reuse, and emissions.

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