Nynas news

The latest news, events and reports from Nynas AB

  • Women in Asphalt Europe launches: A stronger network for the road ahead

    Women in Asphalt Europe began with a simple question: how can the asphalt sector attract a broader range of people and help those already in the industry reach their potential? After years of discussion, a group of passionate volunteers from within the industry are now turning that question into a European community.

  • The brains of Nynas: Ingrid Gonzales

    Bringing nearly two decades of experience in sustainability, climate, risk and compliance, Ingrid Gonzales leads Nynas’ sustainability agenda and integrates sustainability into decision-making to support long-term value creation and resilience. Find out what's on her mind.

  • Nynas AB shortlisted for World Sustainability Award 2026

    Nynas has emerged as a finalist in the prestigious World Sustainability Awards 2026 for the 'External Collaboration' category. The nomination recognises a groundbreaking partnership with Skanska and Swedavia that successfully deployed a revolutionary, low-carbon infrastructure solution at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.

  • Nynas reports a strong Q2 2026 in a volatile market environment

    Nynas AB (publ), the specialty chemicals company serving electrification and essential infrastructure, delivered improved profitability in the second quarter of 2026, driven by strong demand and unit margins that benefited from a supportive macro environment.

  • A strong Nynas contribution at CIGRE 2026

    At this year's CIGRE Session, Nynas will have a particularly strong presence with six posters, committee involvement and customer engagement. It is an important opportunity to exchange knowledge with utilities, transformer manufacturers, researchers and asset owners from around the world.

  • How climate change is changing the conversation around PMB in Sweden

    As Sweden looks to build longer-lasting and more climate-resilient infrastructure, VTI researcher Jiqing Zhu believes polymer modified bitumen (PMB) could play an increasingly important role. But unlocking its full potential will require better knowledge, smarter recycling, and a broader lifecycle perspective.

  • Can fungi become part of the solution for legacy industrial materials?

    At Nynas, innovation means exploring new ways to address complex challenges. In an ongoing collaboration with Swedish biotechnology company MycoMine, we are investigating whether fungi-based treatment methods can help manage a challenging legacy industrial material at our production site in Nynäshamn.

  • Why road sustainability can’t stop at the gate

    Paying more upfront – in both cost and emissions – may ultimately be the most cost- and climate-efficient choice over a road’s lifetime. And having spent significant resources on getting control over their cradle-to-gate data, the road construction value chain should get ready to pivot to “cradle-to-grave” thinking.

  • From roads to runways: How Asphalt Grid Systems is redefining pavement durability

    A major runway upgrade at Edinburgh Airport shows how a system-first approach from Asphalt Grid Systems helps extend the life of critical infrastructure by combining advanced materials, high-performance binders, and data-driven design.

  • Safe supply of transformer fluids at a time of insecurity

    Recent disruptions to refining capacity and global shipping routes have exposed the vulnerability of long and concentrated supply chains for critical transformer fluids. From our European base, Nynas offers utilities and transformer manufacturers reliable supply, deep application knowledge and high-performing products with excellent sustainability credentials.