Sponsored By

ExxonMobil Shakes Up Its Polymers Business

The new Signature Polymers brand will comprise all of the company’s polyolefin products.

Geoff Giordano

October 1, 2024

1 Min Read
ExxonMobile Signature Polymers logo
Image courtesy of ExxonMobil

ExxonMobil is radically transforming its polymers business by launching its Signature Polymers group, a broad-ranging initiative to reshape the company’s approach to product positioning and partnerships while influencing and educating the plastics industry.

The Signature Polymers brand will encompass all of ExxonMobil’s polyolefin products and leverage multiple new approaches toward making the brand “the industry’s most valued global partner through improved service and partnership,” the company said.

Only the names have changed

“Over the next year we will transition some of our brands and grade names to better reflect the attributes and benefits they provide,” said ExxonMobil Global Brand Manager Alechia Crown. “We’ll have fewer, more significant brands. Our high-quality polymers aren’t changing, just the names.”

The new group will standardize ExxonMobil’s Signature Polymers portfolio and improve portfolio navigation and product selection through simpler naming.

Cementing unity in plastics value chain

Additionally, the Signature Polymers group will pursue its goal to unite the broader plastics value chain through:

  • PolyView events to share market insights and foster dialogue;

  • the Signature Polymers Academy, which will train customers through workshops in key markets;

  • training Signature Polymers employees to recognize methods and opportunities to listen, learn, and collaborate to ultimately meet customer needs and enhance customer experience. 

Related:ExxonMobil Sold on Sustainable Solutions at Chinaplas

As the plastics industry faces continued challenges, “we believe our position as a leading global polyolefins supplier puts us in a unique position to deliver a new level of service and partnership to our customers,” said Juhan Robberts, senior vice president for ExxonMobil. “We are elevating our customer experience and launching our new brand structure as a commitment to this promise to deliver enhanced service and partnership.“

About the Author

Geoff Giordano

Geoff Giordano is a tech journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in all facets of publishing. He has reported extensively on the gamut of plastics manufacturing technologies and issues, including 3D printing materials and methods; injection, blow, micro and rotomolding; additives, colorants and nanomodifiers; blown and cast films; packaging; thermoforming; tooling; ancillary equipment; and the circular economy. Contact him at [email protected].

Sign up for the PlasticsToday NewsFeed newsletter.

You May Also Like