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Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Customers Performance

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LYB's Source of Revenues Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Corporate Customers have recorded an increase in their cost of revenue by 10.58 % in the 3 quarter 2026 year on year, sequentially costs of revenue grew by 28.54 %. During the corresponding time, Lyondellbasell Industries N V recorded a revenue increase by 9.99 % year on year, sequentially revenue fell by -7.39 %. While revenue at the Lyondellbasell Industries N V 's corporate clients recorded rose by 7.91 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 24.43 %.

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Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Customers have recorded an increase in their cost of revenue by 10.58 % in the 3 quarter 2026 year on year, sequentially costs of revenue grew by 28.54 %, for the same period Lyondellbasell Industries N V recorded revenue increase by 9.99 % year on year, sequentially revenue fell by -7.39 %.

• List of LYB Customers

Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Business Units
Olefins and Co Products    45.12 % of total Revenue
Polyethylene    68.64 % of total Revenue
Polypropylene    52.08 % of total Revenue
PO and Derivatives    20.52 % of total Revenue
Oxyfuels and related products    52.22 % of total Revenue
Intermediate chemicals    16.38 % of total Revenue
Compounding and solutions    32.97 % of total Revenue
Other Products    4.73 % of total Revenue
United States    114.47 % of total Revenue
Germany    22.3 % of total Revenue
Mexico    14.99 % of total Revenue
Japan    13.35 % of total Revenue
China    13.15 % of total Revenue
Italy    8.12 % of total Revenue
France    9.51 % of total Revenue
Netherlands    6.53 % of total Revenue
Non Reportable Geographical Components    78.62 % of total Revenue
Olefins and Polyolefins - Americas    83.19 % of total Revenue
Olefins and Polyolefins - Europe, Asia & International    82.9 % of total Revenue
Intermediates and Derivatives    89.93 % of total Revenue
Advanced Polymer Solutions    32.97 % of total Revenue
Technology    3.67 % of total Revenue
Intersegment Eliminations    -34.06 % of total Revenue




   
Customers Net Income grew in Q3 by Customers Net margin fell to %
0.5 % 8.49 %
Customers Net Income grew in Q3 by 0.5 %


Customers Net margin fell to 8.49 % 8.49 %



Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Customers, Q3 2026 Revenue Growth By Industry
Customers in Chemical Manufacturing Industry      3.53 %
Customers in Chemicals - Plastics & Rubber Industry -10.78 %   
Customers in Containers & Packaging Industry      8.32 %
Customers in Aluminum Industry      24.31 %
Customers in Forestry & Wood Products Industry      6.97 %
Customers in Iron & Steel Industry      26.49 %
Customers in Metal Mining Industry      18.26 %
Customers in Miscellaneous Fabricated Products Industry      19.89 %
Customers in Paper & Paper Products Industry -0.59 %   
Customers in Construction Services Industry      30.56 %
Customers in Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industry      11.46 %
Customers in Industrial Machinery and Components Industry      18.44 %
Customers in Conglomerates Industry -49.86 %   
Customers in EV, Auto & Truck Manufacturers Industry      18.11 %
Customers in Auto & Truck Parts Industry      4.26 %
Customers in Furniture & Fixtures Industry      1.02 %
Customers in Nonalcoholic Beverages Industry      6.22 %
Customers in Food Processing Industry      2.09 %
Customers in Office Supplies Industry      3.98 %
Customers in Personal & Household Products Industry      6.33 %
Customers in Renewable Energy Services & Equipment Industry      2.56 %
Customers in Real Estate Investment Trusts Industry      8.44 %
Customers in Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals Industry -96.83 %   
Customers in Medical Equipment & Supplies Industry      8.65 %
Customers in Broadcasting Media & Cable TV Industry      3.61 %
Customers in Publishing & Information Industry -0.89 %   
Customers in Security & Armored Car Services Industry -12.89 %   
Customers in Communications Equipment Industry      18.41 %
Customers in Computer Hardware Industry      4.73 %
Customers in IT Infrastructure Industry      8.62 %
Customers in Cloud Computing & Data Analytics Industry      1.78 %
Customers in Scientific & Technical Instruments Industry      9.13 %
Customers in Wholesale Industry      11.1 %
     
• Customers Valuation • Customers Mgmt. Effect.


Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers



Our ethylene production is consumed internally as a raw material in the production of polymers and other derivatives with the balance sold to third party customers. We are a net purchaser of propylene, a raw material used in the production of PO, PP and other derivatives. Our butadiene production is sold to the external market under multi-year contracts. All of our internal production of benzene is used as a raw material in the production of styrene by our I&D segment, and we purchase additional benzene to meet our needs.
In addition to purchases of propylene and benzene, at times we purchase ethylene and butadiene for resale, when necessary, to satisfy customer demand above our own production levels. Volumes of any of these products purchased for resale can vary significantly from period to period. However, purchased volumes have not historically had a significant impact on profits.
Our PP and PE production is typically sold to an extensive base of established customers servicing both the domestic and export markets either under annual contracts or on a spot basis. Export sales are generally to customers in Central and South America. We also sell PP into our PP compounds business, which is managed worldwide by our O&P—EAI segment.

Our ethylene production is generally consumed internally as a raw material in the production of polymers. Our propylene production is used as a raw material in the production of PO and PP and we purchase propylene as our internal needs exceed our internal production. European ethylene and propylene production is generally fully integrated with our downstream facilities in Europe.
We produce and sell butadiene to external customers under multi-year contracts and on a spot basis.
With respect to PP and PE, our production is typically sold to an extensive base of established customers under annual contracts or on a spot basis. We believe that, over a business cycle, average sales prices and profit margins for specialty polymers tend to be higher than average sales prices and profit margins for higher-volume commodity polyolefins or polymers.
Our regional sales offices are in various locations, including The Netherlands, Hong Kong, China, India and United Arab Emirates. We also operate through a worldwide network of local sales and representative offices in Europe, Asia and Africa. Our joint ventures typically manage their domestic sales and marketing efforts independently, and we typically operate as their agent/distributor for all or a portion of their exports.

We produce and deliver our PO and its co-products and derivatives through sales agreements, processing agreements and spot sales as well as product exchanges. We have a number of multi-year processing (or tolling) and sales agreements. We sell most of our SM production into the North American and European merchant markets and to Asian and South American export markets through long-term sales contracts and processing agreements. We purchase SM for resale, when necessary, to satisfy customer demand that exceeds our production levels. Volumes of SM purchases made for resale can vary significantly from period to period. However, purchased volumes have not historically had a significant impact on profits.
Our I&D segment converts most of its TBA, which is produced as a co-product of the PO process, to isobutylene. Over half of the isobutylene is reacted with methanol or ethanol to produce MTBE and ETBE. The remaining isobutylene is sold into the external market as high purity and purity grade isobutylene.

We sell our MTBE and ETBE production under market-based sales agreements and in the spot market. Substantially all refiners and blenders have discontinued the use of MTBE in the U.S., partly as a result of governmental initiatives to increase use of bio-ethanol in gasoline and to reduce or effectively ban the use of MTBE. However, MTBE/ETBE demand for gasoline blending remains strong within most of the remaining worldwide market. Accordingly, we market MTBE and ETBE produced in the U.S. for use outside of the U.S. Japan has opted to use ETBE as a means of meeting its carbon dioxide reduction commitments under the Kyoto Protocol, and we source a significant portion of Japan’s bio-fuels needs. Some of our plants have the flexibility to produce either MTBE or ETBE to accommodate market needs.

Sales of MTBE, ETBE, acetyls, PO and PO co-products and derivatives are made by our marketing and sales personnel, and also through distributors and independent agents in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Asia Pacific region.
Acetyls, including acetic acid and VAM, are consumed internally and sold worldwide under multi-year contracts and on a spot basis. Our acetyls business uses methanol, which we produce internally, as a raw material for the production of acetic acid and also sells the methanol under annual contracts and on a spot basis to large U.S. customers.
EO and EG typically are sold under multi-year contracts and on a spot basis, with market-based pricing. Glycol ethers are sold primarily into the solvent and distributor markets at market prices. The vast majority of the ethylene derivative products are sold in North America and Asia, primarily through our sales organizations.

The Houston refinery’s products primarily are sold in bulk to other refiners, marketers, distributors and wholesalers at market-related prices. Most of the Houston refinery’s products are sold under contracts with a term of one year or less or are sold in the spot market. The Houston refinery’s products generally are transported to customers via pipelines and terminals owned and operated by other parties.



  News about Lyondellbasell Industries N v Contracts

LyondellBasell Declares Quarterly Dividend Amid Declining Revenue Trends and Challenges in Client Industries

In a notable development within the chemical industry, LyondellBasell Industries N.V. (NYSE: LYB) has declared a quarterly dividend of $1.34 per share, slated for payment on December 9, 2024. Shareholders will need to note the ex-dividend date and record date of December 2, 2024, to be eligible for this distribution. This decision reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to returning value to its shareholders despite recent challenges observed across its diversified client base.Recent financial analyses reveal that LyondellBasell s corporate clients have experienced a substantial downturn, with costs of revenue decreasing by an alarming 5.25% year-over-year. Sequentially, there has been a modest growth of...




Lyondellbasell Industries N V’s Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers


Our ethylene production is consumed internally as a raw material in the production of polymers and other derivatives with the balance sold to third party customers. We are a net purchaser of propylene, a raw material used in the production of PO, PP and other derivatives. Our butadiene production is sold to the external market under multi-year contracts. All of our internal production of benzene is used as a raw material in the production of styrene by our I&D segment, and we purchase additional benzene to meet our needs.
In addition to purchases of propylene and benzene, at times we purchase ethylene and butadiene for resale, when necessary, to satisfy customer demand above our own production levels. Volumes of any of these products purchased for resale can vary significantly from period to period. However, purchased volumes have not historically had a significant impact on profits.
Our PP and PE production is typically sold to an extensive base of established customers servicing both the domestic and export markets either under annual contracts or on a spot basis. Export sales are generally to customers in Central and South America. We also sell PP into our PP compounds business, which is managed worldwide by our O&P—EAI segment.

Our ethylene production is generally consumed internally as a raw material in the production of polymers. Our propylene production is used as a raw material in the production of PO and PP and we purchase propylene as our internal needs exceed our internal production. European ethylene and propylene production is generally fully integrated with our downstream facilities in Europe.
We produce and sell butadiene to external customers under multi-year contracts and on a spot basis.
With respect to PP and PE, our production is typically sold to an extensive base of established customers under annual contracts or on a spot basis. We believe that, over a business cycle, average sales prices and profit margins for specialty polymers tend to be higher than average sales prices and profit margins for higher-volume commodity polyolefins or polymers.
Our regional sales offices are in various locations, including The Netherlands, Hong Kong, China, India and United Arab Emirates. We also operate through a worldwide network of local sales and representative offices in Europe, Asia and Africa. Our joint ventures typically manage their domestic sales and marketing efforts independently, and we typically operate as their agent/distributor for all or a portion of their exports.

We produce and deliver our PO and its co-products and derivatives through sales agreements, processing agreements and spot sales as well as product exchanges. We have a number of multi-year processing (or tolling) and sales agreements. We sell most of our SM production into the North American and European merchant markets and to Asian and South American export markets through long-term sales contracts and processing agreements. We purchase SM for resale, when necessary, to satisfy customer demand that exceeds our production levels. Volumes of SM purchases made for resale can vary significantly from period to period. However, purchased volumes have not historically had a significant impact on profits.
Our I&D segment converts most of its TBA, which is produced as a co-product of the PO process, to isobutylene. Over half of the isobutylene is reacted with methanol or ethanol to produce MTBE and ETBE. The remaining isobutylene is sold into the external market as high purity and purity grade isobutylene.

We sell our MTBE and ETBE production under market-based sales agreements and in the spot market. Substantially all refiners and blenders have discontinued the use of MTBE in the U.S., partly as a result of governmental initiatives to increase use of bio-ethanol in gasoline and to reduce or effectively ban the use of MTBE. However, MTBE/ETBE demand for gasoline blending remains strong within most of the remaining worldwide market. Accordingly, we market MTBE and ETBE produced in the U.S. for use outside of the U.S. Japan has opted to use ETBE as a means of meeting its carbon dioxide reduction commitments under the Kyoto Protocol, and we source a significant portion of Japan’s bio-fuels needs. Some of our plants have the flexibility to produce either MTBE or ETBE to accommodate market needs.

Sales of MTBE, ETBE, acetyls, PO and PO co-products and derivatives are made by our marketing and sales personnel, and also through distributors and independent agents in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Asia Pacific region.
Acetyls, including acetic acid and VAM, are consumed internally and sold worldwide under multi-year contracts and on a spot basis. Our acetyls business uses methanol, which we produce internally, as a raw material for the production of acetic acid and also sells the methanol under annual contracts and on a spot basis to large U.S. customers.
EO and EG typically are sold under multi-year contracts and on a spot basis, with market-based pricing. Glycol ethers are sold primarily into the solvent and distributor markets at market prices. The vast majority of the ethylene derivative products are sold in North America and Asia, primarily through our sales organizations.

The Houston refinery’s products primarily are sold in bulk to other refiners, marketers, distributors and wholesalers at market-related prices. Most of the Houston refinery’s products are sold under contracts with a term of one year or less or are sold in the spot market. The Houston refinery’s products generally are transported to customers via pipelines and terminals owned and operated by other parties.










LYB's vs. Customers, Data

(Revenue and Income for Trailing 12 Months, in Millions of $, except Employees)



COMPANY NAME MARKET CAP REVENUES INCOME EMPLOYEES
Lyondellbasell Industries N v 18,870.96 31,964.00 1,302.00 18,970
Dow Inc 21,887.47 40,494.00 -1,340.00 34,600
Atkore Inc 3,227.03 2,934.68 -162.71 5,400
Sasol Limited 8,622.06 13,722.54 425.62 30,100
Westlake Corporation 8,046.06 11,294.00 -1,191.00 14,600
Mercer International Inc 16.59 1,857.15 -20.06 3,545
SUBTOTAL 10,427,075.67 5,920,278.23 600,610.78 10,784,536
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