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** Tomorrow ** Reminder: Expert Access: Barclays Expert Call on Chemical Distributors: Quantifying Disruption Upside – Magnitude, Duration & Who Wins
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** Tomorrow ** Reminder: Expert Access: Barclays Expert Call on Chemical Distributors: Quantifying Disruption Upside – Magnitude, Duration & Who Wins
Barclays Hosts
Anil Shenoy, European Chemicals & Ingredients
Alex Sloane, European Chemicals & Ingredients
Katie Richards, European Chemicals & Ingredients
Setu Sharda, European Chemicals & Ingredients
Event Description
We are hosting an expert call with a former member of IMCD's executive committee/
Executive Director for 25 years to assess the potential impact of the latest supply-chain
disruption on chemical distributors. The discussion will focus on the likely magnitude and
duration of benefits from this disruption, and which business models or players are best
positioned to capture the upside.
The call will also examine how the current disruption cycle differs from 2021/22, including
changes in customer behaviour, pricing power, inventory dynamics and competitive
intensity. With both IMCD and Azelis flagging early signs of supply-chain tightness in recent
calls, this expert session aims to provide a clearer framework for underwriting the
sustainability and quality of any earnings uplift.
Separately, we are pleased to launch the first Chemicals & Ingredients bus tour from June
9-11, where we will speak to IMCD management in the Köln hub. Apart from IMCD, the tour
will include site visits at the global HQs of BASF and Symrise, Novonesis' Food Cultures
Customer and Application Centre, Evonik's Skin Care Lab and Kerry Group's recently
commissioned Biotechnology Centre. Link to register
Meet the Speaker
Frank Schneider is an experienced executive and advisor with a long career in the
specialty chemicals and distribution industry. Since January 2026, he has served as
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