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Kymera International Acquires the Assets of Royal Metal Powders Following the Decision to Close its Maryville, TN Plant

Feb 27, 2024over 1 year ago

Acquiring Company

Kymera International

Acquired Company

Royal Metal Powders

DurhamMaryvilleManufacturing

Description

Kymera International, a global leading specialty materials and surface technologies company, has closed its transaction to acquire the majority of the assets of Royal Metal Powders. The acquisition ensures continuity of supply for the copper powder industry and reinforces Kymera's commitment to providing uninterrupted, long-term supply for the market.

Company Information

Company

Kymera International

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States

About

The companies under Kymera International have a long history and have been producing specialty alloy powders, pastes and granules for over 100 years to the aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical and industrial markets. The Group has manufacturing plants in seven countries and produces a wide array of materials including aluminum and aluminum alloys, copper and copper alloys, copper oxide, titanium, vanadium, niobium and molybdenum master alloys, plain bearing alloys, silver coated, tin, zinc, coatings, and various specialty alloys in a wide range of shapes and particle sizes from coarse to ultrafine (<1um). Products include powders, pastes, ingots and granules. Kymera International’s Vision is, “Creating innovation and value in each and every particle we produce℠ “. We are committed to our ESG initiatives and strive to reduce greenhouse gases, ensure our employees are safe and follow the strictest code of ethics and governance.

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