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title: "Brand valuation agency: Chinese chemical brands perform strongly in the global value rankings"
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description: "The \"2026 Global Chemical Brand Value List\" released by the brand valuation agency Brand Finance Group shows that 9 Chinese brands have entered the global top 50, with brand value steadily increasing. Chinese chemical brands are performing strongly due to advantages in scale, green transformation, and technological innovation. The global chemical industry is in a fragile recovery phase, with the European chemical industry being affected by energy costs and capacity reductions, accelerating the transition to specialty chemicals and sustainable chemistry. The liquefied natural gas infrastructure in the Middle East has been damaged, making energy security an urgent issue"
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# Brand valuation agency: Chinese chemical brands perform strongly in the global value rankings

Xinhua News Agency, London, April 8 (Reporter Gao Wencheng) - The Brand Finance Group, a brand valuation agency based in London, UK, released the "2026 Global Chemical Brand Value Rankings" report on April 8, showing that China has a total of 9 brands listed among the top 50 globally, with brand value remaining stable and on the rise.

Chen Yideng, President of Brand Finance Group China, stated that Chinese chemical brands are performing strongly overall, leveraging advantages in scale, green transformation, technological innovation, international layout, and proactive brand building.

The report believes that the global chemical industry is in a phase of fragile recovery. The European chemical industry is accelerating its transition towards specialty chemicals and sustainable chemistry due to the impact of energy costs and capacity reductions; Asian producers are leading the development of the chemical industry by expanding capacity and enhancing export competitiveness.

The report specifically mentions that energy security has once again become an urgent issue for the chemical industry. The liquefied natural gas infrastructure in the Middle East has been damaged, particularly with some export capacities in Qatar expected to be offline for the long term, exposing the raw material supply chains of energy-intensive chemical companies in Europe and other regions as still extremely vulnerable. In contrast, companies that invested early in supply chain resilience and flexibility in raw material procurement have gained an advantage in structural competition

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