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Johnson Matthey PLC
LON:JMAT
Johnson Matthey's principal activities are the manufacture of autocatalysts, heavy duty diesel catalysts and pollution control systems, catalysts and components for fuel cells, catalysts and technologies for chemical processes, fine chemicals, chemical catalysts and active pharmaceutical ingredients and the marketing, refining, and fabrication of precious metals.
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FTSE 100 ends the day level as PMI data out of Europe improves
The blue chip index off its best as UK suffers worst economic decline since financial crisis apart from during pandemic
Johnson Matthey agrees deal to explore hydrogen and other decarbonisation options for China
Active discussions have started about hydrogen technologies, fuel cells, and decarbonisation
Johnson Matthey gets government support for new £80mln UK gigafactory
The new plant will sited on JM's existing Royston site
Johnson Matthey agrees to sell part of Battery Materials business to Australia’s EV Metals for £50mln
Johnson Matthey will also receive a minority equity stake in EV Metals
Johnson Matthey invests in electrolysis specialist Enapter as part of green hydrogen deal
AEM electrolysis is designed to be more efficient than alkaline electrolysers
Johnson Matthey cautious about geopolitical uncertainty, optimistic about hydrogen potential
Longer term, the company expects the war in Ukraine to "drive a significant acceleration towards a net zero carbon economy, with corresponding investment to position us for the significant growth opportunities from our sustainable technolog
Johnson Matthey sells Health business to Altaris for £325mln
Johnson Matthey sells Health business to Altaris Capital Partners for £325mln
Tata Chemicals in talks to buy battery materials business of Johnson Matthey for US$500-700mln - reports
Tata is one of the frontrunners to buy the business from the FTSE-100 chemicals group
Johnson Matthey posts loss after battery metal exit
Advanced Glass is being sold for £178mln while talks are ongoing over the health division
Johnson Matthey interims will be met with low expectations, good news is needed on Wednesday
JMAT has already tipped off investors that results will be at the low end of guidance.
Investors will be hoping Johnson Matthey has good news on the way
"Johnson Matthey really needs to deliver some good news," analyst Nicholas Hyett said in a note.
Johnson Matthey break-up looks likely, Berenberg believes
“We would speculate that the splitting from battery materials will put the company on course for another set of break-ups to extract value,” Berenberg said.
Electric vehicle adoption could slow unless governments incentivise investment in lithium mines, says GlobalData
The move to greener forms of transport could be hampered by rising prices for the lithium-ion batteries used in EVs