Arkema has been awarded an A rating for CDP Climate Change, compared to an A- in 2023, from the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP). 

Arkema, AkzoNobel, and Omya have collaborated to develop a range of low-carbon options for more sustainable decorative paints with a 30% or more reduced carbon footprint.

Arkema has earned ISCC PLUS certification of its specialty (meth)acrylate oligomers and monomers production sites in Chatham, Virginia, and West Chester, Pennsylvania.

As part of its efforts towards a more sustainable industrial model, Arkema has signed a new, eight-year contract with ENGIE for the supply of biomethane for several Bostik sites in France. 

Kynar 500^® PVDF has been specified for 60 years in high-performance, durable construction coatings around the globe and protects some of the planet’s most iconic buildings.

Arkema is setting up its new headquarters in the heart of La Défense, Europe’s largest business district. 

The installation of giant columns at Arkema’s Carling acrylic acid plant in eastern France marks the first stage of a project that began in 2024 and has required years of preparation. 

Arkema has decided to increase its PVDF capacity in North America by 15%, impacting the company's production site in Calvert City, Kentucky.

Arkema and its partners have published year eight impacts for the Pragati project, the world’s first sustainable castor bean program. 

Arkema has achieved multiple mass balance ISCC PLUS certifications in the United States, Europe, and Asia covering major coating technologies.

Arkema has finalized the acquisition of Dow’s flexible packaging laminating adhesives business, a leading global producer of adhesives for the flexible packaging market.

The Arkema - Académie des sciences Grand Prize has been awarded to Markus Antonietti, professor at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interface Science in Potsdam, Germany.