Investment of CHF 20m in growth of Visp facility
Arxada extends partnership with DSM
Thursday, 25. August 2022
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Arxada to invest CHF 20m in the growth of the Visp facility and commits to  reducing the site’s carbon footprint
Arxada to invest CHF 20m in the growth of the Visp facility and commits to reducing the site’s carbon footprint, Photo: © Halfpoint - Fotolia.com

Arxada, a global leader in specialty chemicals, announces the extension of its long-term collaboration with Royal DSM, a global science-based company, for the supply of niacin and a range of other nutritional ingredients from Arxada’s facility in Visp, Switzerland, to DSM’s vitamin and aroma ingredients business in neighboring Visp-Lalden.

As part of this long-term partnership extension with DSM, Arxada will invest CHF 20m in its world-class production facility in Visp. This investment will be used to expand production lines at the site and increase Arxada’s output of nutritional ingredients supplied to DSM. Arxada will also make further investments to reduce the carbon footprint of the Visp site to help meet the sustainability commitments of both companies. This follows Arxada’s significant investment in Visp in 2021 to reduce other greenhouse gas emissions at the site.

Antje Gerber, President, Specialty Products Solutions, Arxada, said: “We are delighted to be extending our agreement with DSM and building on the longstanding, mutually beneficial partnership with our neighbors in the Swiss Valais canton. This significant new investment in our Visp facility secures the site’s long-term future, helping to fuel our future growth, and demonstrates our clear commitment to sustainability and reducing our carbon footprint.”

Arxada has a global footprint spanning 26 production sites and 17 R&D centers, with a world-leading team of 3,800 employees serving customers across a wide range of industries. The company, formerly part of Lonza Group, is now owned by Bain Capital Private Equity and Cinven.
 

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