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Dimethyl Carbonate Market worth $1.6 billion by 2027 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

 

Dimethyl Carbonate Market is projected to grow from USD 1.1 billion in 2022 to USD 1.6 billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 7.2% from 2022 to 2027, according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™. Growing demand of various applications such as lithium-ion battery electrolytes is expected to drive the global dimethyl carbonate market.

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The polycarbonate synthesis segment is estimated to account for the largest share of the dimethyl carbonate market in 2021.

By application, the polycarbonate synthesis segment is estimated to account for the largest share of the dimethyl carbonate market in 2021. Industries such as electronic storage and automobile give preference to polycarbonate over the other materials due to its heat resistance, impact resistance properties.

The plastics segment is estimated to account for the largest share of the dimethyl carbonate market in 2021.

By end-use industry, the plastics segment accounted for the largest share of the dimethyl carbonate market in 2021. Dimethyl carbonate is used as an intermediate in polycarbonate synthesis. polycarbonate has properties such as lightweight and durability due to which it is widely used in automobile industries. Polycarbonate is also used for applications such as eye lenses, food containers, molded water bottles and many other. Hence, it contributes the larger share among the end-use industry application of DMC.

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Asia Pacific is estimated to account for the largest share of the global dimethyl carbonate market in 2021

The Asia Pacific region accounted for the largest share of the dimethyl carbonate market in 2021.  Asia pacific region is hub to various growing manufacturing industries such as pharmaceutical, batteries, paint & coatings and other. Dimethyl carbonate is widely used in these industries and its growth helps to contribute the larger demand of dimethyl carbonate in the region.

Ube Industries Ltd. (Japan), Merck KGaA (Germany), Alfa Aesar (UK), Lotte Chemical (South Korea), Kowa Company Ltd. (Japan), Kishida Chemical Co. Ltd. (Japan), Tokyo Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. (Japan), Shandong Shida Shenghua Chemical Group Co., Ltd. (China), Guangzhou Tinci Materials Technology Co., Ltd. (China), Haike Chemical Group (China), Dongying Hi-tech Spring Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. (China), Hebei New Chaoyang Chemical Stock Co., Ltd. (China), Shandong Depu Chemical Industry Science and Technology Co., Ltd. (China), Connect Chemicals (Germany), and Qingdao Aspirit Chemical Co., Ltd. (China).  are some of the leading players operating in the dimethyl carbonate market. These players have adopted the strategies of expansions, new product development, partnership, and joint ventures to enhance their position in the market are some of the leading players operating in the dimethyl carbonate market.

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Guidehouse Insights Explores Opportunities for Municipal Transportation Operating Systems

 

A new report from Guidehouse Insights explores how municipal transportation operating systems (MTOS) can manage and optimize urban mobility.

Cities are continually responding to urban transportation challenges such as increasing levels of travel demand and the complex management of numerous modes of both public and private transportation. The rising demand for passenger transportation and urban deliveries increases congestion and results in a significant impact on air quality, safety, and quality of life. According to a new report from Guidehouse Insights, the expanding number of modes of urban mobility, such as shared micromobility, and the anticipated arrival of highly automated vehicles is increasing complexity and driving the need for real-time data to manage transportation systems efficiently.

“While cities are taking actions to improve urban mobility, travelers are demanding a reliable and efficient transportation system that provides accurate travel information,” says Sagie Evbenata, senior research analyst with Guidehouse Insights. “An MTOS could be a valuable instrument for smart cities, providing them with the tools to monitor and optimize mobility services and help to model future system upgrades and new transportation policies.”

Stakeholders in the mobility ecosystem—including automakers, mapping data companies, and technology companies—are developing solutions to address urban mobility challenges and piloting them in cities around the world. These systems could form key components of an MTOS to manage and optimize future urban mobility. Besides delivering better transportation service to customers, an MTOS could provide cities with the tools to monitor mobility services and help model future system upgrades and new transportation policies, according to the report.

The report, Cities Should Now Evaluate the Benefits of Municipal Transportation Operating Systems, examines the mounting pressures on cities to provide efficient, safe, and sustainable mobility systems and considers how an MTOS could provide an effective solution. It features some of the notable pilots being conducted in various cities that develop and demonstrate the benefits these technologies offer. Recommendations are provided for how key stakeholders can benefit from the development of MTOSs and provide maximum value to cities. An executive summary of the report is available for free download on the Guidehouse Insights website.

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Industry-Proven Altair Radioss Finite Element Analysis Solver Now Available as Open-Source Solution

 

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR), a global leader in computational science and artificial intelligence (AI) announced that Altair Radioss – an industry-proven finite element analysis (FEA) dynamic simulation code – is now available as an open-source technology under the name OpenRadioss. With OpenRadioss Altair aims to accelerate the global pace of innovation and address the ever-increasing multidisciplinary challenges – particularly climate change and sustainability objectives – faced by all industries.

For more than 30 years, Radioss has been a successful commercial software product utilized around the globe to help major automotive OEMs develop 5-star rated crash performance vehicles, aerospace companies simulate “hard” landings and bird strikes, and consumer electronics manufacturers analyze impact events, like cell phone drops.

“Radioss is a first-rate technology for solving transient dynamic events with outstanding robustness and accuracy. It is a tool that’s massively parallel and readily scalable, and gives numerically consistent and reliable results,” said James R. Scapa, founder and chief executive officer, Altair. “Staying true to Altair’s open architecture philosophy, OpenRadioss allows everyone to contribute, drive their own innovations, develop and share their own models, and experiment by getting inside the code. This makes OpenRadioss an agile tool that always stays on the cutting edge, regardless of industry.”

With OpenRadioss, Altair envisions faster advances in technology that will speed up research focused on solving today’s most complex challenges. Additionally, the newly established OpenRadioss Community will benefit from the industry-proven comprehensive code base, modern software architecture with the most advanced hybrid (SMP+MPI) parallel structure, and robust numerical methods based on explicit time integration schemes.

This highly engaged international community from the world’s best universities, most innovative startups, and the industry’s biggest technology providers and top researchers will extend OpenRadioss’s capabilities, disseminating the code to new users, industries, and organizations. This revolutionary way to collaborate bridges the gap between state-of-the-art research and industry needs and leverages Altair’s expertise to maintain this production-grade open software platform to develop advanced technologies, share best practices, and enrich model libraries around OpenRadioss.

“OpenRadioss is a game changer for academia, research institutions, and industry alike, and gives the users the power to modify mature codes for their own use – without having to start from scratch – and lets users collaborate to accelerate the pace of innovation,” said Elham Sahraei, associate professor of mechanical engineering, Temple University.

Additionally, OpenRadioss can read and run models written with LS-DYNA* syntax, enabling the community to contribute and harmonize model building. As such, OpenRadioss is positioned to be the most accessible, powerful, open-source software for accurate simulation of complex multiphysics dynamic events. To learn more about OpenRadioss, its philosophy, its capabilities, and to join the OpenRadioss community, visit www.openradioss.org.

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Growing 5G and AI Boost the Global Demand for New Form Factors

 

With electronics integrating into customers’ daily lives, companies need to invest in the innovation of form and software to move beyond traditionally shaped devices and capture market share. New form factors refer to the various sizes, shapes, and physical specifications of hardware components that are incorporated within an electronic device for functional and aesthetic enhancements.

Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Growth Opportunities Driven by New Form Factors, finds that the adoption of new form factors for devices will surge rapidly with advancements in connectivity technology. Additionally, the advent of 5G and expanding artificial intelligence (AI) use cases will further inflate the global demand. This will lead to improved innovation across wearables, flexible devices, and implants.

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“As the demand for new pliable form factors increases, companies cannot rely on traditionally shaped devices to capture market share,” said Akshay Menon, Senior Research Analyst at Frost & Sullivan. “This encourages big electronic companies to work with newer materials to manufacture durable and flexible electronics.”

Menon added: “With consumers’ growing preference for small-sized electronic devices, miniaturization will lead to developmental objectives for manufacturers. Further, new form factor development will lead to increased human-machine interaction, making data security a strategic priority for organizations.”

To tap into the growth prospects of new form factors, market participants should:
  • Partner with application companies and social platforms to ensure their offerings are compatible with the device hardware, establishing an immersive customer experience.
  • Invest in research to develop durable materials, as current stretchable materials are thermoplastic, meaning heat softens them and makes them unable to withstand thermal exposure.
  • Associate with organizations in the technology-enabled space as new form of technology is dependent on internet connectivity and AI.

Growth Opportunities Driven by New Form Factors is the latest addition to Frost & Sullivan’s TechVision research and analyses available through the Frost & Sullivan Leadership Council, which helps organizations identify a continuous flow of growth opportunities to succeed in an unpredictable future.

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EV Charging Station Market to Hit USD 119 Billion by 2030: Global Market Insights Inc.

 

The EV charging station market is expected to record a valuation of USD 119 billion by 2030, according to the latest research study by Global Market Insights Inc.

The industry growth is attributed to rapid technological innovation and investment in electric vehicle businesses. As per data from Colliers and Indospace, the EV segment in India is poised to register investments worth USD 12.6 billion across the automotive value chain in the next 5 years. Furthermore, the availability of surplus human resources and raw materials, along with macroeconomic indicators, will boost the development of electric vehicle charging stations.

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Rising installation of DC fast EV chargers

The DC segment in the EV charging station market is set to exhibit a growth rate of over 29% through 2030. The charging station network providers, such as Ionity, have focused on the design of DC Fast Chargers. This EV charging technology was developed to allow users to charge their vehicles faster than the standard AC chargers. According to the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, nearly 16% of 70,000 charging stations across the U.S. are DC fast chargers.

Increasing registration of EV station across the private segment

The EV charging station market from the private segment accounted for USD 1.9 billion in 2021 due to the rising acceptance of e-mobility. According to the International Energy Agency, the number of registered EVs is predicted to rise from nearly 10 million in 2021 to 145 million by 2030. As EVs become more common worldwide, the bulk of the charging is set to take place at home, thereby contributing to the popularity of private, home EV charging stations.

Growing EV charging Stations demand across North America region

North America EV charging station market hold a revenue of over USD 450 million in 2021. The rapid implementation of stringent norms associated with vehicle emissions will create a strong outlook for the regional market. Government bodies have also introduced EV charging schemes. In December 2021, U.S. President Joe Biden released an EV Charging Action plan, which outlined the steps being taken to support the deployment of EV chargers. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law also included USD 5 billion in funding to build a nationwide charging network, leading to regional industry development.

Rising development of advanced EV charging solutions

Major companies operating in the EV charging station market are Blink Charging Co., Volta Industries, Inc., Hyundai Motor Company, E.ON SE, BMW Group, ChargePoint, Inc., and Eaton. These leaders are leveraging advanced technologies and emphasizing business expansions to retain their foothold in the market.

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Partial Table of Contents (ToC) of the report:

Chapter 3 EV Charging Station Market Insights

3.1  Industry ecosystem analysis

3.2  Innovation & sustainability landscape

3.2.1  Schneider Electric

3.2.2  E.ON SE

3.2.3  Tesla

3.3  Regulatory landscape

3.4  COVID- 19 impact on the industry outlook

3.5  Industry impact forces

3.5.1  Growth drivers

3.5.1.1  Acceleration in EV adoption

3.5.1.2  Stringent regulatory framework pertaining emissions

3.5.1.3  Technological advancements

3.5.2  Industry pitfalls & challenges

3.5.2.1  High installation cost

3.5.2.2  Absence of robust power infrastructure

3.6  Growth potential analysis

3.7  Porter’s Analysis

3.8  Competitive landscape, 2022

3.9  PESTEL Analysis

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Minority-led businesses in Europe contribute over €570 billion to economy despite huge challenges, report finds

 

Open Political Economy Network (OPEN), a leading think tank focusing on migration and diversity, has today launched its Minority Businesses Matter: Europe report, commissioned by Minority Supplier Development UK (MSDUK) and the European Supplier Diversity Project (ESDP), which examines the contribution and challenges of ethnic minority entrepreneurs across Europe. The OPEN report uses data across eight European countries (GermanyFranceItalySpainthe NetherlandsSwedenBelgium and Ireland), and is both the first report to capture this data across Europe and provide the first ever list of Europe’s top 50 minority businesses. It follows a previous report on UK minority businesses by OPEN and MSDUK published in February 2021.

The report, sponsored by Unilever, Meta, IBM and AstraZeneca, found that minority businesses have a combined turnover of at least €570 billion in Europe, account for at least 4.7% of all businesses (800,000 businesses) and employ at least 2.7 million people. Germany makes the highest contribution (€191 billion), followed by France (€120 billion) and the Netherlands (with at least €88 billion). The businesses include French shipping giant CMA CGM (€47 billion turnover), German COVID-19 vaccine producer BioNTech (valued at €41bn) and six unicorns, including Berlin-based Gorillas, an instant grocery-delivery service (valued at €2.5-3bn), among others.

Of the top 50 minority businesses in Europe, the majority are founded or owned by entrepreneurs who originate from Turkey, (15), as well as from India (10), ethnic Arabs (10) and one by a black entrepreneur of African origin. Three are founded or owned by women.

According to the report, ethnic minority entrepreneurs in Europe face many challenges, including discrimination and lack of contacts, contracts, and capital. Citing the European Commission, the report states nearly three in five people in the EU say that discrimination on the basis of ethnic origin or skin colour is widespread in their country. The report notes that despite these challenges, many minority businesses still succeed, and that minority entrepreneurs tend to have strengths such as a burning drive to succeed, the determination to overcome the many challenges they face, and the resilience to bounce back from setbacks.

In an attempt to mitigate some of these challenges and provide solutions, OPEN proposes three recommendations on opening up data, combating discrimination and making the most of entrepreneurs’ diversity:

  1. Corporate Transparency: All EU countries should emulate Denmark in creating a public register of companies’ beneficial owners that is available to download in full for free.
  2. Combating Discrimination: All EU countries ought to collect data on the race and ethnicity of their residents, including business owners. Most EU countries – with the exception of Ireland – don’t collect data on the ethnicity of their residents, making it challenging to measure progress toward the EU’s Racial Equality Directive which bans discrimination on the basis of race or ethnicity.
  3. Promoting Diversity: Both public authorities and large corporates ought to pursue inclusive procurement policies that provide equality of opportunity for diverse suppliers. This would address the disconnection from mainstream business networks that many minority entrepreneurs in Europe face, and thus help them obtain more contacts, contracts and capital.

Philippe Legrain, Founder of OPEN and lead author of the report, said: “Despite the huge challenges they face, minority businesses in Europe are leaders across tech, sustainability and healthcare and their contribution to the economy through valuable jobs, wealth and innovation will only continue to grow. While such successes are remarkable, ethnic minority entrepreneurs still do not enjoy equal treatment in Europe, an issue obscured by the lack of transparency around data and reporting on ethnicity in Europe. It is both smart business and a moral imperative to tackle this challenge and ensure minority businesses thrive across Europe, which is why we have compiled this report as a call to action for European governments and corporations.”

Mayank Shah, Founder and CEO MSDUK and the European Supplier Diversity Project (ESDP) said: “Minority communities and immigrants play an ever more important role in European societies and this report shows their significant contribution to the economy. The economic inclusion of ethnic minority entrepreneurs would only ensure more resilient, lower cost and higher quality supply chains which can tap into new innovations and additional markets, it would also bolster socio-economic equality and justice, which are vital given the current economic uncertainties facing Europe.”

Currently there is no official data on the overall contribution to the EU of minority entrepreneurs, and therefore the report collected official data on residents’ ethnicity in Europe using an algorithm powered by artificial intelligence to identify beneficial owners who are from ethnic minorities (those who are not white and of European descent).

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INCOG BioPharma Advances Digital Excellence in Manufacturing with Veeva Vault Quality Suite

 

Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV) today announced that INCOG BioPharma Services implemented Veeva Vault Quality Suite as a foundation for digital excellence across its new 90,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. Vault Quality empowers INCOG BioPharma’s teams with a connected digital system that simplifies working with partners and provides transparency to customers.

“Launching our facility with modern quality solutions that can keep up with strict project requirements while streamlining collaboration was a top priority,” said JR Humbert, vice president of quality, INCOG BioPharma. “Veeva Vault Quality Suite helps us deliver real-time visibility to clients, increasing operational efficiency, GxP compliance, and trust.”

A contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) specializing in sterile injectable fill-finish, INCOG BioPharma is unifying quality functions on a single platform to speed manufacturing and delivery and maintain high levels of quality and compliance. The company uses Veeva Vault QMS to accelerate quality processes using built-in best practices, Veeva Vault QualityDocs to streamline document management and automate workflows, and Veeva Vault Training to develop curricula that ensure job qualifications. Together, these applications provide INCOG with a single source of content, quality events, and training for greater insights and efficiency while delivering documentation transparency to customers.

“Using Veeva Vault Quality, INCOG can increase efficiency and intelligence for proactive quality management,” said Ashley Wentworth, senior director, Veeva Vault Quality. “We’re thrilled to partner with INCOG BioPharma to advance their mission of creating better and faster paths to market for life-saving drugs.”

The Vault Quality Suite includes Vault QMS, Vault QualityDocs, Veeva Vault Validation ManagementVeeva Vault Station Manager, Vault Training, Veeva LearnGxP, and Veeva Vault LIMS to automate and harmonize quality processes globally.

Learn how companies are transforming quality management across the value chain at Veeva R&D and Quality Summit. Life sciences industry professionals can register for the Oct. 19-20 in-person event in Boston.

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Science & Medicine Group Expands as Commercial Data Insights Leader with Amplion Acquisition

 

Science and Medicine Group Inc. (SMG), a data intelligence company providing actionable insights about hard-to-reach audiences in life sciences and healthcare, today announced that it has acquired the assets of Amplion Inc., an innovator in AI-powered data intelligence for life science marketing and sales teams seeking to identify business opportunities and accelerate sales growth.

The integration of the Amplion knowledgebase and next-generation data architecture will immediately expand SMG’s capabilities to deliver more comprehensive, actionable insights to commercial organizations at life science equipment and reagent manufacturers as well as pharmaceutical services providers.

“With the Amplion acquisition, Science and Medicine Group is taking decisive action to build the premier data intelligence company serving commercial operations in the life science and healthcare industries. This is the fourth strategic acquisition we have made, and we continue to look for opportunities that expand our unique positioning in the market and accelerate our growth,” said Sam Osman, CEO, Science and Medicine Group.

Amplion’s machine learning-based capabilities enable commercial teams to precisely target the right accounts and most appropriate, and often hard-to-reach, decision makers in pharma, biotech and academia. The Amplion platform and intuitive browser-based user interface provides new levels of hyper-personalized targeting, prospecting, scalability, speed and automation to improve sales and marketing far beyond conventional methods and existing manually searched contact databases. The Amplion knowledgebase analyzes more than 35 million data sources in real-time to generate detailed insights using AI and machine learning on 8 million+ individual contacts across approximately 21,000 organizations globally.

Among the users of the Amplion platform is NanoCellect, a San Diego-based provider of microfluidic flow cytometry technologies who was seeking a better way to find and qualify leads. “We can describe the type of group that we would like to target, but actually finding the right name and contact that is relevant for somebody that would be interested in our product and to initiate that conversation is very challenging,” said Paul DiGregorio, NanoCellect’s VP Commercial. (listen to full interview in this video)

“We’re now setting records in terms of our monthly lead generation activities. We have clearly been able to demonstrate that the investment in the Amplion tool for our inside sales organization has been a positive, successful investment for us and will be part of our long-term strategy,” he added.

“Science and Medicine Group’s customers now have access to a purpose-built, machine learning platform for life science commercial teams, while Amplion’s customers are assured of continued support and long-term investment from a well-established company to further enhance the platform’s capabilities,” said Ed Burnham, who is the Head of Market Research & Analytics and is leading the Amplion business at SMG. “This is another step forward in our growth strategy of integrating existing and new data sources to create new intelligence-enabled products and services and building bridges between all of SMG’s brands to unlock significant value for our customers.”

To read more about Amplion’s capabilities to support sales, marketing and business development in the commercial life sciences industry, go to www.amplion.com.

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Selvita exceeds its development strategy assumptions, estimates a 46%** increase in revenues in Q2 2022 and maintains high profitability

 

Selvita S.A. (WSE: SLV), one of the largest contract research organizations (CRO) in Europe, reported its preliminary financial results for Q2 and H1 2022*. According to the preliminary estimates published, the Group continues its dynamic growth, already exceeding the assumptions of the development strategy for 2022-2025 presented in March.

  • In Q2 2022, Selvita Group generated EUR 22.4 million in revenues, indicating 46% increase y/y. EBITDA profit amounted to EUR 6.1 million and was 64% higher compared to same period in 2021. The net profit reached EUR 3.4 million – i.e. 50% more than in the previous year. This means an increase in both profitability at the EBITDA level from 24.5% to 27.5%, and the net profit from 14.9% to 15.3% y/y.
  • In the whole H1 2022, the Group achieved EUR 42.9 million in revenues, which indicates an increase of 40% y/y. The EBITDA profit in this period achieved EUR 12.1 million and was 60% higher than in the previous year. The net profit reached EUR 7.1 million (an increase of 79% compared to H1 2021). Thus, the EBITDA profitability increased in the referenced period from 24.8% to 28.2%, and the net profit increased from 12.9% to 16.5% y/y.
  • The Group’s backlog for the entire year 2022 exceeds EUR 77.3 million (as on 2nd September 2022) and is 32% higher than the value reported a year earlier (as on 16th September 2021).

– Since the beginning of 2022, we have been working very intensively to accelerate the development of Selvita. In Q1 2022, we presented the updated development strategy for 2022-2025, and implemented changes in the company’s structure. After a few months, we can already see the first effects of the actions taken. The second quarter of this year was even better than the first one, with our revenues increasing by 46% year on year in this period. In the entire first half of the year, our revenues reached EUR 43 million. The level of the backlog for this year indicates that we can grow significantly above our assumptions. At the same time, we are maintaining high profitability. We also do not observe the geopolitical situation or turbulences in the global economy and supply chains to have any negative effect on the implementation of our plans – comments Bogusław Sieczkowski, co-founder, significant shareholder and Chief Executive Officer at Selvita.

In both Q2 and H1 2022, the research services executed in Poland and Croatia accounted for 88% of the Group’s revenues. In the April-June period, aforementioned activities generated EUR 19.3 million in revenues, which indicates an increase of 43% y/y. From the beginning of the year until June, the value of revenues had amounted to EUR 37.0 million, i.e. 38% more than in the corresponding period previous year. In the first six months of 2022, EBITDA profit of research services executed in Poland and Croatia reached EUR 11.3 million, which shows an increase of 61% y/y.

The bioinformatics segment i.e. Ardigen, generated almost EUR 4.6 million in external revenues in H1 2022, which indicates a 62% increase y/y (over EUR 2.3 million in Q2 alone, i.e. 63% higher y/y). At the end of H1, EBITDA in this part of the business amounted to EUR 0.8 million – 39% increase y/y. The bioinformatics backlog currently amounts to EUR 9.4 million, which means an increase of 56% compared to the same period a year earlier.

Such a significant increase in Selvita’s financial results is, among others, a result of the internal integration of the drug discovery area executed as part of the organizational structure changes and putting more focus on the high-margin services.

– We are already seeing the first effects of the consolidation of both companies under the Selvita brand. We are maximizing synergies, developing high-value services and entering new research areas. At the same time, we are looking for niches in which we could stand out from our competition. All this has a positive effect on the effectiveness of our business. We are convinced that it will also be visible in our future results – explains Dr. Adrijana Vinter, Global Head of Drug Discovery and Board Member at Selvita.

Further organizational structure changes were aimed at preparing the Group for further dynamic growth and involved integration of the business development teams.

– After the merger with Fidelta, we worked on creating the most clear and consistent offer. Along with the integration of the Croatian company under the Selvita brand, we have introduced numerous changes and improvements in our business development structures. The recorded growth dynamics are the result of, among others, these activities. We are maximizing our potential and strengthening our position on the market – says Dr. Miłosz Gruca, Chief Commercial Officer and Vice President of the Management Board at Selvita.

In order to provide the infrastructure resources necessary for further organic growth, Selvita is building its own laboratories in Krakow, creating workplaces for 250 scientists.

– We are undertaking numerous activities to secure ourselves a place for further organic growth. The key project implemented in this area is the construction of our own research building, which completion is planned for the first quarter of 2023. At the beginning of the year, Selvita also purchased a second, adjacent construction plot. As a result, depending on our needs, four research facilities can be built, creating over 1000 workplaces. At the same time, we are continuously looking to expand our infrastructure in Poznan and Zagreb – explains Dr. Mirosława Zydroń, Chief Operating Officer and Member of the Management Board of Selvita.

Implementation of the development strategy 2022-2025

At the end of Q1 2022, Selvita, having achieved the strategic goals set for the end of 2023 one year ahead, announced an updated development strategy for 2022-2025. During this period, the company plans to triple its sales revenues (up to EUR 200 million), while maintaining high profitability. The company will implement its strategy through organic growth and acquisitions. The implementation of the planned investments intends to allow Selvita to become the leading global preclinical CRO.

The Selvita Group Development Strategy for 2022-2025 is based on three key pillars:

  • Comprehensive drug discovery and development offer – supplementing the drug discovery offer and building the drug development segment
  • Focus on high-value services for the client – specialization in selected therapeutic areas and development of unique competences
  • Development of the Group’s operations in the largest markets in the United States and Great Britain – increasing teams and potentially new locations for laboratories

In the area of acquisitions, in 2022-2025, Selvita intends to acquire at least two preclinical CROs in Europe or North America, providing services complementary to the Company’s offer or enabling the expansion of the scale of its operations, allocating a total of EUR 110 million for this purpose.

– The results we achieved in the first half of 2022 mean that at this stage organic growth is ahead of our assumptions. At the same time, we have prepared our structure for further acquisitions and we are in continuous discussions with potential acquisition targets. I am convinced that also in this area we will be able to implement our development plans – adds Bogusław Sieczkowski.


*The results do not include the accounting costs of the employee incentive program. Consolidated semi-annual report for H1 2022 will be published on September 14, 2022.

**percentage changes calculated on the amounts in original reporting currency i.e. PLN

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Lignin Market Revenue to hit USD 1.15 billion by 2028, says Global Market Insights Inc.

 

Global lignin market value is predicted to surpass USD 1.15 billion by 2028, according to a new research report by Global Market Insights Inc.

The demand for lignin products is growing at a robust rate due to widespread applications in domains such as chemical, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, construction, and automotive. Since it is a plant-based material, its usage has increased significantly in recent years due to the need for biobased materials, especially in the construction sector.

Government authorities are introducing favorable rules and laws to promote the use of biofuels and other nature-based raw materials. For example, the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Subpart 23.4 has declared that Federal agencies must give preference to biobased products while purchasing products that come under the USDA’s BioPreferred Program. Such rules will propel the adoption of lignin in the U.S.

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Lignin market from the sugarcane bagasse segment is predicted exceed USD 90 million by 2028. Sugarcane bagasse is being extensively used in applications, such as pulping, activated carbon manufacturing, and furfural synthesis. More than 1.88 billion tons of sugarcane is produced every year. This will also increase the volume of bagasse available, thereby fueling the production of lignin.

Kraft lignin segment is expected to register a CAGR of over 7% during the forecast timeframe 2022-2028. This type of lignin is widely used as an intermediate in the production of numerous compounds, including cement additives, biofuels, BTX, activated carbon, and carbon fibers. Since lignin is used as a grinding agent in cement production and has water-reducing properties, it is highly resistant to water. It can also be used as a cement replacement material, which will further boost its demand in the construction sector.

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The lignin industry from the carbon fiber segment is estimated to register more than 13% CAGR through 2028. There is growing use of carbon fiber in sports equipment, owing to excellent strength-to-weight ratio. It will prompt manufacturers to include this material in the production of sporting goods, including golf sticks, tennis rackets, fishing rods & hockey sticks.

Europe lignin market is expected to cross USD 420 million by 2028. Air pollution is becoming a major cause of concern, adding to the regional disease burden. As per the European Environment Agency (EEA), in 2022, the population in the EU was exposed to fine particulate matter that was above the level prescribed by the WHO. It has fueled the demand for equipment such as dust collectors. These instruments also form an important part of the regional construction sector to reduce air pollution during construction activities, thereby amplifying the applications of lignin.

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Borregaard LignoTech, Domtar Corporation, Stora Enso, Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd., Rayonier Advanced Materials, Changzhou Shanfeng Chemical Industry Co Ltd, The Dallas Group of America, Inc, and Liquid Lignin Company, among many others, are the leading participants in lignin market.