ASIAN METAL: WHAT ARE THE MAIN VANADIUM PRODUCTS HANDLED BY LCR AT PRESENT? WHAT MARKET AREAS ARE COVERED?

Richard: In terms of our main vanadium products, London Chemicals & Resources handles ammonium metavanadate, vanadium pentoxide powder and high purity flake, potassium metavanadate (solid and solutions), vanadyl oxalate, vanadyl sulphate and ferrovanadium. We deal worldwide with these and other items both directly and through our offices and international network.

AGR CATALYST RECOVERY (AGR-CR) Industrial Recycling from the experts

London Chemicals & Resources Limited (LCR) is proud to announce its partnership with AGR S.A. in a new spent catalyst processing facility AGR Catalyst Recovery (AGR-CR).

This new facility already has licenses and permits in place and is located in Logrezana, between Aviles and Gijón in the Principality of Asturias in northern Spain, the administrative and commercial centre for the region.

WHAT DOES BREXIT MEAN? ... to LONDON CHEMICALS & RESOURCES LTD

Brexit – No change!

The transition period for the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union (EU) ended on Dec 31st 2020 but we’re happy to let you know this will have no effect on your deliveries and shipments and all terms and conditions remain the same. Our relations, products and services will continue at the same high quality level you have come to expect.

NEW MUMBAI OFFICE: LONDON CHEMICALS & RESOURCES LTD

There are countless sector opportunities across India, which is rapidly scaling up its infrastructure in order to sustain its growth.

India’s manufacturing sector is also developing fast, with world-class companies such as Mahindra, Tata, Bharat Forge to name a few.

ISO 9001: QUALITY MANAGEMENT - LONDON CHEMICALS & RESOURCES GAINS THE WORLD’S MOST RECOGNISED QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM STANDARD.

London Chemicals & Resources Ltd have been assessed and approved by QAS International following management systems, standards and guidelines for ISO 9001:2015.

QMS has issued over 18,000 ISO 9001 certifications to clients that have achieved management excellence.

CORONAVIRUS STATEMENT: LONDON CHEMICALS & RESOURCES LTD (LCR) IS CONTINUING TO MONITOR DEVELOPMENTS REGARDING CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19).

We are working our usual 9 – 5.30 hours from Monday to Friday in accordance with the UK government's guidelines including, working from home, travel restrictions and applying our continuity plans.

FT 1000: LONDON CHEMICALS & RESOURCES LISTED IN EUROPE’S FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES 2020.

The FT 1000, compiled with Statista, a research company, lists the European companies that achieved the highest compound annual growth rate in revenue between 2015 and 2018.

Companies requiring a minimum growth rate of 38.4 per cent to make the FT 1000 list.

MEGA GROWTH 50, The 50 Fastest-Growing Businesses in Kent (No2 - 323.6% - London Chemicals & Resources). A ‘company to inspire Britain’ in uncertain times

One of the areas under scrutiny is catalyst turnaround, including the loading of the new catalyst, discharge and recycling of the spent catalyst.

It is often said the strength of the British chemical industry is under-appreciated – so to see London Chemicals & Resources (LCR) so high on this year’s list is encouraging. The firm, which moved to its head office in Westerham in 2009, is an international distributor and supplier of chemicals and metals for industry. And over recent years its growth has been significant, seeing revenues leap by more than 323% over the last three years – fuelled in part by a focus on recycling industrial materials. Such a rate would have put it at number one in last year’s Mega Growth 50 list, but for this year, it has to settle for a still impressive second place.

THE TEAM ATTENDED: THE MMTA’S 46th ANNIVERSARY DINNER, 29th October 2019 at One Great George Street, London

The downturn in oil prices has caused many refiners to look at areas of the business where efficiency could be increased and / or savings made.

One of the areas under scrutiny is catalyst turnaround, including the loading of the new catalyst, discharge and recycling of the spent catalyst.

The recycling of spent catalyst is an area that for a long period of time had kept a very low profile. Metal prices were favourable and although returns were small in comparison to earnings from oil production, the spent material had a positive value, buyers were readily available and the disposal of the spent catalyst was not a cause for concern. However the importance of environmentally sound recycling options has grown significantly in recent years due to the pressure both legislatively and environmentally. National and international requirements for spent catalyst generators have forced refiners to comply with increasingly restrictive legislation.