Invistas

Invistas is a multinational chemical company that develops and manufactures polymers and fibers used in textiles, automotive components, packaging, and consumer goods. It operates globally with manufacturing, research, and distribution networks and is a subsidiary of Koch Industries. The company traces its origins to DuPont's fiber and polymer units, which were reorganized to form Invista in the early 2000s.

History: In 2004, DuPont reorganized its nylon and polyester businesses to create Invista, a stand-alone company focused on polyamides and polyesters. In 2010, Koch Industries completed the acquisition of Invista from DuPont, integrating it into Koch's portfolio of chemical and materials companies.

Products and markets: Invistas produces polyamides such as nylons and polyester polymers, along with related specialty polymers and intermediates. Its products serve applications in textiles and carpets, automotive parts, packaging materials, electronics, and industrial fabrics. The company maintains a global supply chain serving customers worldwide.

Operations and facilities: Invistas operates production and processing facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia, supported by research and development centers and sourcing operations. The company emphasizes safety, regulatory compliance, and sustainability in its manufacturing processes.

Corporate profile: Headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, Invistas operates as part of Koch Industries' chemical portfolio. It collaborates with customers and partners to develop polymer solutions and material innovations that address performance, durability, and cost requirements.