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BioWorld Industrial Biotechnology StatReport: Immediate and Comprehensive Industry Information<br />

Subsidiaries:<br />

NOVA Chemicals (Canada) Ltd./NOVA Chimie (Canada) Lt´ee--Canada<br />

NOVA Chemicals Inc.--Delaware, U.S.<br />

NOVA Chemicals (International) SA--Switzerland<br />

Novacor Chemicals Investments BV--The Netherlands<br />

NOVA Chemicals Quimica Holdings SL-Spain<br />

NOVA Investments (U.S.) Inc.--Delaware, U.S.<br />

NOVA Petrochemicals Ltd.--Alberta, Canada<br />

BUSINESS STRATEGY: Produce plastics and chemicals that are essential to everyday life, with a<br />

focus on two product chains: ethylene and polyethylene, and styrene and<br />

polystyrene<br />

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT: Two internally developed technologies for the production of polyethylene—<br />

Sclairtech technology and Advanced Sclairtech technology. NOVA<br />

Chemicals also conducts R&D on other polyethylene technologies including<br />

gas-phase and high pressure technology<br />

In 2005, the company focused on the development and commercialization of<br />

Performance Products using Advanced Sclairtech technology<br />

NOVA Chemicals has developed three proprietary families of catalyst<br />

technology: A family of single-site catalysts for Advanced Sclairtech and<br />

other polymer technologies including<br />

gas-phase polyethylene; A family of catalysts including Z-N catalysts used<br />

for Sclairtech technology and Advanced Sclairtech technologies; and the<br />

Novacat family of catalysts for use in gas-phase polyethylene<br />

The company owns or has the rights to a portfolio of styrenics technology, in<br />

the fields of polymer production and styrenics polymer applications<br />

PRODUCTS ON MARKET: Arcel®: High-performance, moldable foam resin<br />

Dylark®: Automotive engineering resins<br />

Dylark® FG: High-heat styrenic copolymer<br />

Surpass®: Performance film, rotational molding & thin-wall injection molding<br />

resins<br />

Zylar® EX: Low-temperature, clear acrylic copolymer<br />

Sclair®, Novapol® and high-performance Surpass® resins<br />

Solid polystyrene (SPS)<br />

Expandable polystyrene (EPS)<br />

NovaSep Process<br />

KEY PERSONNEL: Thierry Faureau; CEO<br />

Jean Blehaut; President<br />

EMPLOYEES: 300 employees<br />

Site Eiffel Boulevard de la Moselle, B.P. 50<br />

Pompey F- 54340, France<br />

Phone: +33 3 83 49 70 00; Fax: +33 3 83 49 70 02<br />

Web: www.novasep.com<br />

E-mail: novasep-process@novasep.com<br />

HISTORY: Founded in 1995<br />

Changed name from Separex (1995)<br />

Changed name from Separex Chromatographie (1996)<br />

Acquired Prochrom S.A. (2000)<br />

Acquired Seripharm (2003)<br />

Acquired Applexion and Orelis (2004)<br />

FACILITIES: 7,280 sq. m. headquarters and industrial plant<br />

STOCK-FINANCIAL HISTORY: Privately held<br />

SUBSIDIARIES/DIVISIONS: NovaSep Inc.--Boothwyn, Pa.<br />

NovaSep Japan KK--Tokyo, Japan<br />

NovaSep Asia--Shanghai, China<br />

Copyright ©2006 AHC Media ® 282

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