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Column: Chemical Companies Follow the Crisis

Summary by Capital.de
Now Evonik also cuts more jobs – like the other companies in the chemical industry. But once again everything comes late. Why? Sometimes it's a single half-set in an elongated statement that betrays the entire misery of a company. Last week Evonik announced the dismantling of 3200 more jobs and the closure of its entire business with the synthetic fiber polyester. In this area around 350 jobs are lost worldwide. To justify this, the locations in…
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Now Evonik also cuts more jobs – like the other companies in the chemical industry. But once again everything comes late. Why? Sometimes it's a single half-set in an elongated statement that betrays the entire misery of a company. Last week Evonik announced the dismantling of 3200 more jobs and the closure of its entire business with the synthetic fiber polyester. In this area around 350 jobs are lost worldwide. To justify this, the locations in…

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Capital.de broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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