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History

Born at the height of the global transition to Internet-enabled business connectivity, Elemica has evolved from the founding blue chip members of the chemical industry and quickly grown to become the preeminent enterprise business process network provider. Our mission is to unlock the true value of global collaboration through robust business applications based on superior business process expertise, delivered over a multi-enterprise integration infrastructure.

Some Key Highlights

Elemica has reached numerous milestones and goals throughout the years. Following is a brief list of some of the highlights.

  • August 1999 – Elemica founded by 22 leading companies in the chemical and oil industries.
  • June 2001 – “Connected Solution” released; BASF, Dow, DSM and Solvay begin using “Connected Solution”
  • 2001 – European Office opened in Frankfurt; “Supply Chain Solution” released
  • 2003 – “TransLink Logistics Solution” purchased; Singapore Office opened
  • 2004 – BP begins using “Translink” for road transport; Dupont awards multi-year/multi-million EDI migration project to Elemica; $10 billion of transactions handled through Elemica
  • 2005 – Mike McGuigan appointed CEO; New Managament team established; $35 billion of transactions handled through Elemica.
  • 2006 – Company achieves EBITDA positive; Dow awards multi-year/multi-million migration project to Elemica
  • 2007 – $50 billion of transactions handled through Elemica; Board approves new strategy and capital investment for growth
  • December 2007 – New location for North American Office opened
Today’s business requires a global e-business strategy to meet the challenges of ever-increasing worldwide business transactions.
Makoto Iwahashi President & CEO, JFE Systems
bp case study
Case Study
BP Acetyls and Aromatics »
BP has unveiled a new order-taking / tracking system with Elemica that adjusts to a customer’s size and IT sophistication
business process spotlight

$15 Billion =
The amount that U.S. organizations spend a year on manually keying data from forms.