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Ercros Snapshot
Chemical giant Ercros is made up of seven divisions: basic chemicals (caustic soda and ethyl acetate), intermediate chemicals (formaldehyde), animal feed (phosphate), emulsions (polymers in suspension), pharmaceuticals (erythromycin and phosphomycin), plastics (vinyl chloride), and water treatment (chloroisocyanurates). The company was formed in 1989 by the merger of Spain's two largest private chemical companies: S.A. Cros and Unión Explosivos Río Tinto. Ercros acquired Uralita's Aragonesas unit in 2005 and Derivados Forestales Group XXI in 2006, which made it the top non-multinational chemical company in Spain (excluding petrochemical firms).
