GAAP EPS from continuing operations increased to $0.74 from $0.25 in the prior year quarter Net proceeds from divestiture Impact to diluted shares from

Shift from metal drives improved product line for component manufacturer Manufacturers typically build heat sinks from die-cast aluminum – effective but costly to buy and work with. Improved manufacturing: The company realized substantial savings during high-volume production thanks to a switch from die casting to injection molding.

The wire was installed in the transition from outdoor to indoor use. It offered protection from ultraviolet radiation, with improved resistance to heat, cracking, abrasion and creep. Benefits from the project were:

Sales increased 32% to $1.2 billion and GAAP EPS from continuing operations increased to $0.57 from $0.02 in the prior year quarter Net proceeds from divestiture Impact to diluted shares from

New Rutland™ Evolve™ Bio Plastisol™ Inks from Avient Feature Over 50% Bio-Derived Content for Sustainable Screen Printing New Rutland™ Evolve™ Bio Plastisol™ Inks from Avient, containing 56-59% bio-derived content, are available from Rutland distributors beginning J Plastpol 2024 to Include Sustainable Technologies From Avient

Enhanced Virtual Simulation Capabilities from Avient to Support Use of Polymer Materials in Structural Applications New Color Services for Textiles Available from Avient in Turkey Sustainable Colorants, Additives, and Support Services from Avient Exhibiting at Plástico Brasil 2023

These new TPEs contain 25 percent post-consumer recycled (PCR) content from PVB reclaimed from broken automotive windshields and laminated architectural glass. Their performance properties also fit automotive applications that could benefit from vibration damping, such as door mats, door damping and glove boxes. These material developments create an opportunity to help divert mountains of valuable resources from the waste stream and upcycle them into new products.

These new TPEs contain 25 percent post-consumer recycled (PCR) content from PVB reclaimed from broken automotive windshields and laminated architectural glass. Their performance properties also fit automotive applications that could benefit from vibration damping, such as door mats, door damping and glove boxes. These material developments create an opportunity to help divert mountains of valuable resources from the waste stream and upcycle them into new products.

These new TPEs contain 25 percent post-consumer recycled (PCR) content from PVB reclaimed from broken automotive windshields and laminated architectural glass. Their performance properties also fit automotive applications that could benefit from vibration damping, such as door mats, door damping and glove boxes. These material developments create an opportunity to help divert mountains of valuable resources from the waste stream and upcycle them into new products.

On an annualized basis, the dividend will increase 5% from As we reported in September, we are seeing early signs of recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and expect demand conditions will continue to improve.  We are also benefitting from the recent acquisition of Clariant Masterbatch and early synergy capture.