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  Awareness starts the conversation. Support helps people through what comes next. 💙

  This November, as attention turns to prostate and testicular cancer following Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Solvay is joining the Working With Cancer Pledge.   The global movement brings organizations together around a clear commitment: creating workplaces where employees affected by cancer feel supported, understood and able to ask for help.   For Solvay, that commitment must be backed by practical support. Employees facing a diagnosis, or caring for someone they love, can access resources including confidential counseling and well-being services through our Employee Assistance Program, financial and social protection benefits, caregiver leave, healthcare support, and flexible workplace arrangements where possible.   These resources are available to employees globally and are designed to support people and their families through some of life’s most difficult moments.   No two cancer experiences are the same. What should remain consistent is the knowledge that no employee has to navigate one in silence.   We will continue to listen, learn and strengthen the support available throughout that journey.

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  What can a sample of trona teach a classroom about the future?

  At Solvay’s Green River site, quite a lot. 🔍 Quality Supervisor Dave Smith regularly visits local schools in southwestern Wyoming, bringing samples of trona, sodium bicarbonate and soda ash with him. He explains how they are produced, answers students’ questions, and gives them a closer look at an industry that is part of their community. These conversations also reveal something students may not expect: the range of careers available at a site like Green River. “We have more than miners,” Dave explains. From engineering and environmental roles to accounting and operations, many different skills keep the site moving. Some of the students from Dave’s first visits are now approaching the end of high school. It is a reminder that when employees share what they know, they can help the next generation imagine paths they may never have considered. 

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  Solvay CEO Philippe Kehren Joins Cefic Leadership

  We are pleased to announce that Solvay CEO Philippe Kehren has been appointed to Cefic's Board and Executive Committee and will serve as Chair of Cefic's Advocacy Forum. Europe's chemical industry is navigating a period of profound transformation. Through these roles, Philippe will contribute to industry discussions on competitiveness, sustainability and the long-term future of manufacturing in Europe. We look forward to continuing to support constructive dialogue across industry and with policymakers.

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  Psychological safety should be visible in the way we work. 🧠

  For #WorldMentalHealthDay, we are introducing our Psychological Safety Essentials: three practical principles to support mental well-being at work. 1. Speak up openly 2. Ask for help before reaching the limit 3. Respect time to recharge They offer colleagues a shared reference for everyday conversations and decisions. Because staying safe also means feeling able to raise concerns, seek support and take the time needed to recover. These principles are supported by a range of employee programs and well-being resources, helping colleagues find the support they need, when they need it.

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  The Power of Peroxide in Mining

  The mining industry is facing declining ore grades, increasing the need for more efficient and selective recovery technologies. Across gold, silver, and copper operations, hydrogen peroxide is increasingly used to enhance leaching performance, improve oxidation conditions, and support higher metal recovery from complex ores. Solvay’s hydrogen peroxide solutions deliver consistent quality, reliable supply, and dedicated technical expertise to help mining operations meet today’s metallurgical challenges, from lab to full-scale production. 

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  Safety Excellence at Green River

  Our Solvay Green River Plant team in Wyoming has received the Sentinels of Safety Award from the National Mining Association, recognizing its outstanding safety performance during 2025. This achievement reflects more than strong safety results. It reflects a culture where every employee takes ownership, looks out for colleagues and contributes to making safety a core value every day. The recognition is the result of the dedication, discipline and teamwork demonstrated across our operations. Thank you to all employees whose commitment to safety made this possible.

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  What if one researcher could do in weeks what used to take a large team several months?

  That's exactly what happened at Solvay. Using AI, one of our researchers reviewed more than 1,000 patents and scientific publications to identify new opportunities for bicarbonate applications. A task that would traditionally require a large team and several months was completed in around 200 hours, entirely in-house. This is one of the many ways AI is helping our researchers accelerate discovery and uncover new business opportunities. By combining human expertise with AI, we are building a more connected, data-driven and agile R&I ecosystem, unlocking the value of our scientific knowledge and focusing our talents on developing the next generation of sustainable solutions. It's one example of how we're transforming R&I to ensure Solvay remains Essential for generations.

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  Great teams achieve more together

  We're proud to become the title partner of the Solvay Rugby Championship, the premier national rugby championship in Belgium. Just like rugby, innovation and progress happen when diverse talents work toward a common goal. Through our partnership with the Belgian Rugby Federation and the One Belgium Rugby initiative, we're supporting a vision that brings people together, develops talent and strengthens communities. For Solvay, this partnership is part of our broader commitment to supporting initiatives that bring people together, strengthen local communities, and create opportunities for future generations. With 18 men's and women's teams competing from across the country, this championship brings together the highest level of Belgian rugby talent. Here’s to a season filled with passion, performance and teamwork, on and off the field.