Effective December 1, 2016, Evonik will increase the prices of its PMMA semi-finished products for the European market, which it markets under the Plexiglas and Deglas trademarks by 6 percent, and the Acrifx products by 8 percent, by reason of the ongoing considerable rise in the cost.
Evonik’s PMMA products are sold under the Plexiglas trademark on the European, Asian, African and Australian continents and under the Acrylite trademark in the Americas.
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8% price increase for Plexiglas and Deglas semi-finished products:
Evonik increases prices for European market
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