Cyclics Corporation announces additions to Board of Directors and changes in management

03-Apr-2006 - Cyclics Corporation has announced the addition of three new members to its Board of Directors. Joining the Board are Cyclics' President and CEO, Glenn Decker, as Board Chairman, and long-time members of Cyclics' management team Gary Faler and Roman Eder. Additional organizational changes include ...

PolymersNet and Cyclics Commercialize High Flow Polycarbonate Blend

Melt Flow Improvement Opens Portable Memory Market to Polycarbonate

31-Jan-2006 - PolymersNet Co. Ltd. and Cyclics Corporation announced the first commercial application of CBT(r) resin modified polycarbonate (PC). CBT resin has been demonstrated as an additive to improve the molding properties of polycarbonate. PC resin, with a worldwide capacity of over 5 billion pounds, is ...

Robert Sinuc to Lead Manufacturing at Cyclics

New Manufacturing VP to Steer Existing Plant and Direct Future Development

02-Nov-2005 - Cyclics Corporation announced that Robert A. Sinuc has joined the company as Vice President of Manufacturing. Sinuc will lead Cyclics manufacturing in Germany as well as the effort to site future manufacturing plants to support the company's growth. Areas of focus will include driving ...

Glenn Decker to Lead Cyclics as President and CEO

21-Sep-2005 - Cyclics Corporation announced that Glenn J. Decker has joined the company as President and Chief Executive Officer. Decker will lead Cyclics through the next phases of the company's growth. Areas of focus include driving a commercially-focused corporate culture, expanding leading edge product and ...

Former Exxon Chemical Vice President John Akitt Joins Board at Cyclics Corporation

15-Aug-2005 - John Akitt has joined the board of directors of Cyclics Corporation. Mr. Akitt began his association with Cyclics as an advisor early in the company's history and later became an investor in March, 2004. Prior to his retirement in 1998, Mr. Akitt was Executive Vice President of Exxon Chemical ...

Cyclics First CBT Resin Manufacturing Plant on Stream

18-Mar-2005 - The Cyclics Corporation announced the commissioning of its first manufacturing plant located in Schwarzheide, Germany. The plant has an initial capacity of 2500 metric tonnes (5.5 million pounds) of CBT® resin. CBT resins melt to a water-like viscosity when heated and with the use of a catalyst ...

Cyclics Corporation Announces First Commercial Plant At BASF Schwarzheide Site

12-Sep-2002 - SCHENECTADY, N.Y. Sept. 5, 2002 - Cyclics Europe GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Cyclics Corporation (USA) will build its first commercial production plant for high performance CBT(R) resins in Brandenburg, Germany. Cyclics Corporation will be investing 20 million euros at the location ...