Johnson Matthey in the news

Honeywell Technologies acquired Johnson Matthey’s Catalyst Technologies business for £1.325 billion, enhancing its portfolio in refining, petrochemicals, and renewable fuels.

Chairman Cosslett increased his stake in Johnson Matthey by purchasing approximately £149,000 worth of shares.

Analysts are split on Johnson Matthey's stock outlook as the fair value estimate rises to £22.10 despite a projected 41% decline in revenue.

Johnson Matthey is acquiring US catalyst manufacturer Cormetech for $360 million to lead the stationary emissions control market for power plants and data centers.

Chief Executive Liam Condon invested 95,715 GBP into Johnson Matthey shares.

Berenberg increased Johnson Matthey's price target based on the potential 1.325 billion pound Honeywell deal and growth in data center emissions technology.

Law firm Saxton & Stump hired a former Johnson Matthey in-house counsel to expand its intellectual property practice in Pennsylvania.

Johnson Matthey reported increased underlying profits and a major US acquisition despite a 10% decline in annual revenue.

Johnson Matthey is acquiring US emissions catalyst manufacturer Cormetech for up to $460 million to capitalize on rising power demand from data centers.

A final dividend of 55.0 pence per share has been proposed for payment in August 2026, maintaining a total annual payout of 77.0 pence.

Johnson Matthey is acquiring US catalyst manufacturer Cormetech for $360 million to expand its stationary emissions control business for power plants and data centers.

Johnson Matthey has announced a major board succession plan appointing Julie Southern as the new senior independent director for 2026.

Acquiring Cormetech for $360 million expands presence in the stationary power generation and industrial catalyst market.

Johnson Matthey exceeded cash flow targets and announced the acquisition of CORMETECH while maintaining its dividend and divestment schedule.

Reporting strong operating profit growth and a major acquisition while achieving breakeven in its hydrogen division.

Johnson Matthey has agreed to acquire US catalyst manufacturer Cormetech for up to £343 million to target the expanding data center and emissions control markets.

Johnson Matthey is acquiring US-based Cormetech for $460 million to expand its clean air technologies into the booming AI data center market.

Acquiring Cormetech for $360 million to provide emissions control technologies for the growing U.S. data center sector.

Johnson Matthey is acquiring Cormetech for $360 million to provide emissions-reduction technology for data center power systems.

Johnson Matthey is acquiring U.S.-based Cormetech for $360 million to expand its emissions control technology in the power generation and data center sectors.