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Profit Warning from Goodyear

After Goodyear gave a profit warning for the second quarter its share prices fell yesterday by 10% to US$22.5; in June 1999 the price was US$58.7. The increase in raw material costs (rubber, oil, carbon black), the failure of securing better prices and extremely competitive prices in the UK and Germany, as well as the weak Euro against the dollar are the main reasons. US economy magazines yesterday wrote about the necessity for Goodyear “to make immediate drastic moves over there (meaning Europe).

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Carbon Black From Recycling Tyres

Titan Technologies, Albuquerque/USA (not to be mistaken for Titan Tire) has announced progress in tyre recycling technology (process low-temperature pyrolysis). Besides good quality oil and scrap steel, significant quantities of carbon black for re-use in manufacturing tyres is generated.

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Price Increase For Rubber Blacks From Degussa-Hüls In Europe

Degussa-Hüls AG, the world’s second largest carbon black manufacturer, with production sites in Europe, North America, Africa and Asia, has agian announced a price increase of 50 Euro per metric ton for its range of rubber blacks, effective from September 1st, 2000, in Europe. A continuing combination of the weakness of the Euro and unprecedented high prices for crude oil and crude oil products is leading to substantially higher carbon black production costs.

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Again Price Increases for Rubber Blacks in Europe

Unprecedented crude oil and crude oil products have pushed production costs for carbon black ever higher.This, combined with the low value of the Euro have again led Degussa-Hüls AG to raise prices for rubber blacks to 40 Euro per metric ton. Prices effective from 15th November.

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Carbon Black Price Increase From Degussa-Hüls

Degussa-Hüls AG, the world’s second largest pigment black manufacturer with production sites in Europe, North America and Asia, has announced a price increase of 1,500 (one thousand five hundred) Euro per tonne for its extra conductive carbon black grade, effective from January 1st , 2001.

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Two Times Degussa-Huels

Degussa-Huels is a leading supplier for the tyre industry. In Poland the company has just acquired Nafta Polska, a producer of carbon black. In Thailand Degussa-Huels has purchased a 70 per cent share of Oriental Silica, a producer of ingredients for the so called “green tyre”.

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Degussa-Hüls Price Increase

The world’s number two for carbon black with plants in Europe, North America, Africa and Asia, Degussa-Hüls AG, is planning a price increase for this material necessary for the tyre production. In Europe Prices will rise 22 Euro/1.000 kg starting 15th March 2000.

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Degussa-Hüls Invests Euro 80 Million

To boost market position Degussa-Hüls wants to invest Euro 80 million to expand the production of precipitated silicas at its factory in Wesseling/Germany. Silicas, along with rubber silanes and rubber carbon black, are important components in reducing the rolling resistance of tyres.

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