Cabot Corporation Overview
Company Headquarters: Massachusetts, United States
Founded: 1882
Workforce: ~4,500
Company Working: Cabot Corporation is a global leader engaged in producing specialty chemicals and performance materials, and has been serving customers with innovative performance solutions for more than 135 years. Reinforcement material and performance chemicals are the two major business segments and specialty carbon black is under the performance chemical division. It is the world's largest manufacturer of specialty carbons and offers product lines such as ELFTEX, MONARCH, BLACK PEARLS, EMPEROR VULCAN, MOGUL, and REGAL specialty carbon blacks. The company has a strong global presence with manufacturing facilities and sales offices adjacent to the major commercial hubs, along with a strong regional presence having technical services teams and customer support services globally. It has 12 manufacturing facilities, 10 sales offices, and two research and development facilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Also, it has eight manufacturing facilities, six sales points, and two R&D facilities in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. In addition, it has 10 manufacturing facilities, two R&D centers, four sales offices in North America, four manufacturing facilities & four sales divisions in South America. Also, the company has a strong regional presence with regional offices in North America, South America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Strategy
Cabot Corporation offers a broad range of products and solutions and serves key industries such as infrastructure, transportation, environment, and consumer across the globe. The company is working on improving energy efficiency and technology advancement to create materials that deliver new levels of performance and efficiency across the entire global footprint. Also, the company’s strategy is growing investment, developing innovative products and processes, and optimizing everything that will enable a better future. Moreover, it has set a target towards sustainability to achieve net zero emissions with the Paris Climate Agreement and is working on reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.



