Oleon in the news

Oleon NV's global employee count grew by 9.7% from 2023 to 2026, reaching approximately 1,249 employees.

Oleon is tightening its supply chain sustainability by requiring suppliers to meet strict ethical and environmental standards through mandatory EcoVadis evaluations and audits.

Natural oleochemical producer Oleon is testing low-carbon steel drums from Greif to reduce CO2 emissions by sixty percent without compromising quality.

Oleon is piloting low-carbon steel drums at its Ertvelde site to reduce packaging emissions.

Low-carbon steel drums are being piloted to reduce packaging emissions by 60% without compromising performance.

Oleon announced thirteen layoffs, while the Antwerp police reported that cybercriminals are increasingly operating like organized drug gangs, recruiting youth via social media and trapping them in threats and violence.

Oleon, a European leader in oleochemicals, has appointed Antoine Prevost as its new CEO, succeeding Moussa Naciri.

Oleon appointed Antoine Prevost, formerly COO of parent company Avril, as its new CEO to steer growth amid industry challenges.

Chemical company Oleon is cutting thirteen jobs in production, logistics, and maintenance at its Oelegem plant.

Oleon in Oelegem faces the threat of 13 to 15 job losses due to economic difficulties in the chemical sector.

A chemical company in Ertvelde secured European funding to produce cosmetics and other goods from microalgae.

Oleon is part of the European Multiply project, replacing fossil and food-based raw materials with bio-based alternatives from microalgae.

Oleon is joining a European consortium to research and develop microalgae oil as a sustainable raw material for lubricants and cosmetics.

Oleon, a company from Oelegem, was nominated for the Essenscia Innovation Award but did not win.

Oleon developed a plant-based cooling fluid, QLOE, for immersion cooling in data centers, making them more efficient and environmentally friendly.

MIDAS has partnered with Oleon to utilize sustainable Qloe immersion cooling fluids in their high-performance data center cooling systems.

Midas approved Oleon's plant-based Qloe dielectric fluid for its immersion cooling systems after testing.

MIDAS and Oleon partner to provide sustainable immersion cooling solutions for data centers using bio-based Qloe fluids.

high-quality, sustainable fatty acid esters derived from natural oils for cosmetic and skincare formulations.

AI Green Bytes is launching a Paris data center using Oleon's plant-based immersion cooling fluid to reduce energy use by 90%.