LCY GROUP is a diversified, multinational company with operations in chemicals, plastics, rubber, electronic chemicals, copper foil, and solar energy. The company's vision is to be a world-class chemical company applying innovative processes to deliver differentiated products while driving sustainability.

LCY GROUP

About LCY GROUPWe Create New Value for the Whole WorldPassing down the innovative spirit, LCY Group continuously contributes to improving the quality of human life and attaches great importance to environmental protection. We believe that talented people with passion and diverse perspectives are the key to transformation. We welcome professionals from different fields to join us and leverage their strengths with experts around the world. Let’s work together to provide solutions and create new value for the world.

LCY Group

#LCY is committed to "accelerating innovation science for a sustainable future" through persistent dedication in the field of material science. LCY helps clients save energy, reduce carbon emission and engage in circular economy in the manufacturing process through the development of green products.  
 
With the four strategies—finding alternatives to petro-based materials, research and development of new materials/chemicals, enhancement of recycling technology, and sustainable manufacturing process—LCY has built the "N-cycles of high-value materials" and “n-cycles of sub-valued materials" to provide products such as electronic chemicals, bio-based chemicals and high-performance plastics.
 
"N-cycles of materials" ensure high-value materials are continuously recycled into same-grade products. When the accumulation of impurities in those materials are too high, they are downgraded into "n-cycles of sub-valued materials."
 
Through the N- and n-cycles of materials, the service life of carbon products can be extended, the dependency on petrochemical feedstock is reduced, and a carbon-neutral future can be achieved.
 
#EarthDay
#CircularEconomy

According to a study by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Nature Resource, at least 14 million tons of plastic end up in the ocean every year. The greenhouse effect produced by the methane and ethylene emitted from plastic degradation is 25 times that of carbon dioxide. 
 
And 20% of the waste that flows into the ocean every year comes from fishing or aquatic activities. Nikkei Asia also pointed out that up to 80% of marine plastic pollution comes from Asia. It is estimated that by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in the oceans by weight. 
 
To explore the possibility of solving the problem of #MarineWasteDisposal, #LCY launched the Oyster Farm #MaterialCircularEconomy project in 2018. The float which supports the oyster float is made mainly by non-toxic and odorless expanded polypropylene (EPP) with extra UV-resistant component, allowing stronger durability against sun and degradation by ultraviolet ray and in turn leading to longer service life and less impact on marine life. 
 
EPP is also widely used as buffer packing material for electronic products
 (such as display panels) and the automotive industry. LCY also continues to study the #PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled) mechanism of EPP. In the future, we will provide recycled plastic that meet the demand for environmentally friendly products by combining the certified post-consumer recycled polypropylene with virgin plastic. 
 
#Automotive
#Packaging
#MarineWaste

Discover the LCY R&D Center and find out more stories of R&D talent here! The R&D Center is the “base for circular innovation,” where LCY incubates talent, creativity and business. It's one of the sources of LCY's competitiveness, and it will keep forging ahead in providing solutions for resource sustainability.

- “Creating a new product from scratch, taking it from an idea to the market, is a very fulfilling process!” –Shih-Wei Lee, Materials Laboratory Researcher
- “You can discuss new ideas with your colleagues anytime. Exchanging knowledge enhances the team's performance.” –Ken Au-Yeung, Chemicals Laboratory Researcher
- “We have been helping our customers solve waste management challenges. Every researcher and engineer is an important driving force behind the success of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry.” –Chiung-Yao Huang, Analysis Laboratory researcher 

Check out more stories of LCY’s efforts in green chemistry on the path to a sustainable future.  ▶ https://bit.ly/3mDdS4e

As the fight against climate change becomes increasingly important, LCY Chemical, LCY Technology, and REnato lab share their insights on how to find the best way to use resources within a circular economy and drive sustainability.

LCY Chemical and LCY Technology provide key solutions for the electronics industry, while @REnato lab occupies a very different position on the value chain, specializing in the development and application of environmentally friendly materials. These three companies have come together to discuss how the power of circular economy can relieve the impact of resource shortages and climate change. 

Check out more stories of LCY Group’s efforts in green operational excellence on the path to a sustainable future.  ▶ https://bit.ly/3z3aTam

The need for carbon neutrality has become a global consensus. Listen to LCY Chemical CEO Vincent Liu and Alan Lin, Deputy Executive Director of the Office of Carbon Reduction, Taiwan’s Executive Yuan, share their thoughts on how Taiwan can keep up with the green push and strive for a circular economy.

“Carbon neutrality should be considered more a competitive edge, not just a social responsibility, and companies need to change their strategic thinking.” –Alan Lin

“LCY is committed to protecting the environment by developing green products and reducing its reliance on petrochemical feedstocks. Eco-friendly products include bio-based chemicals for degradable plastics and electronic-grade isopropyl alcohol (EIPA) recycling technology. They can reduce the emission of hazardous substances and control the effects of waste on the environment.” –Vincent Liu

Learn more about LCY's sustainable solutions and how to accelerate decarbonization. ▶ https://bit.ly/3pwB7Pl

Listen to Dexter Hsu, LCY Biosciences general manager introduces our bioscience business, the new addition to LCY family! 
With the rise of eco-consciousness and inevitable exhaustion of fossil fuel, the use of renewable feedstocks in place of petrochemical products to produce bioplastics or biodegradable materials is a goal the global chemical industry strives to achieve. LCY Biosciences' kick-start represents a major milestone on LCY CHEMICAL CORP.'s path to environmental sustainability.

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Company Name	LCY GROUP
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MSH ID	COM:LCYGROUP
Market	PRIVATE
Sector	Basic Materials & Materials
Industry	Chemicals and Materials
Country	TW
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Employee Count	276
Website	lcygroup.com
LinkedIn	lcy-group
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