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After a six-month interruption, construction work on the new hydrogenation plant at Haltermann Carless's production site in Speyer will continue. The plant is scheduled for completion in Q4 2021.

Dr. Harald Dialer has joined HCS Group as Chief Commercial Officer. He will be part of the Executive Committee and Management Board.

Haltermann Carless installed a 70 MT tank at the Speyer site in Germany, the last major component for the new hydrogenation unit.

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With the integration of the reaction vessels, the hydrogenation plant will receive the key components for processing various raw materials and producing new product qualities.

HCS Group, holding of Haltermann Carless, fills two key positions in production

Haltermann Carless as a company of HCS Group receives Gold and belongs to the Top 5% companies assessed by EcoVadis CSR.

Haltermann Carless is a leading international supplier of solutions for high-value hydrocarbon specialties and solvents. The company belongs to the HCS Group and operates state-of-the-art production, processing and blending facilities in Europe and the United States. This allow us to manufacture a comprehensive range of speciality products, such as performance solvents and fuels, special aromatics, pentanes, middle distillates and oil and gas products to serve various industries. For the agrochemicals industry, for example, Haltermann Carless is a leading supplier of C10 and C12 heavy aromatics. For over 70 years, it has been manufacturing key products, well-known in the industry under the trademark Caromax®.

The construction of the new hydrogenation plant in Speyer, Germany is progressing. Haltermann Carless has now completed the distillation column, which is the highest and one of the most significant components of the new production unit.