Celanese Corporation is a global hybrid chemical company. The company produces chemical substances and materials. Celanese makes high performance engineered polymers that are used in a range of high-value applications. It also produces acetyl products for most major industries. The company's vast product portfolio caters a number of end-use applications including automotive, construction, consumer and industrial adhesives, performance industrial, textiles, chemical additives, consumer and medical, energy storage, filtration, paints and coatings, paper and packaging and food and beverage....
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