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Citigroup Inc. recently informed Solvay of its crossing the 3% ownership threshold, as required by Belgian transparency legislation (Law of May 2, 2007). The notification includes the full chain of controlled undertakings through which Citigroup holds its stake. These documents are accessible in the Investor Relations section of Solvay’s official website for public reference. The disclosure follows regulatory obligations and does not imply any immediate changes to Solvay’s operations or governance.

Solvay, a global chemical company founded in 1863 by Ernest Solvay, employs approximately 8,400 people worldwide. The company develops essential chemical solutions for industries such as air and water purification, food preservation, healthcare, and sustainable materials. Its innovations span eco-friendly textiles, low-impact tires, and household cleaning products, addressing critical global needs through applied chemistry.

The company has committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, aligning its operations with sustainability goals. Solvay’s 2025 net sales reached €4.3 billion, reflecting its position as a leading player in the chemical sector. Listed on Euronext Brussels and Paris under the ticker SOLB, Solvay maintains a focus on long-term environmental and economic responsibility.

For further details, Solvay’s official website at solvay.com provides comprehensive company information. The company also shares updates and insights via its LinkedIn profile. Investors and stakeholders can access transparency notifications and related disclosures through the Investor Relations portal.