• Capmont acquired Dyneon from 3M Deutschland via a corporate carve-out, taking control of a fluoropolymer and specialty additives business in Germany.
• Dyneon, founded in 1996, employs about 400 people and runs an 18,000-ton annual-capacity fluoropolymer plant at Gendorf Chemical Park in Bavaria.
• 3M’s exit from PFAS manufacturing had put Dyneon on a path toward an orderly production shutdown.
• Capmont plans to restart and ramp manufacturing, targeting revenue above EUR 300 million and a workforce exceeding 500.
• The business supplies high-performance fluoropolymers used in sectors such as semiconductors, medical technology, and electric vehicle batteries.

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