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Dr Xiaozhi Liu to join Johnson Matthey as a Non-Executive Director

Dr Xiaozhi Liu joins the board as a Non-Executive Director of the company with effect from 2nd April 2019.

JM celebrates 200 years of inspiring science and sustained innovation

News: Johnson Matthey, one of the longest-trading businesses in the FTSE 100 Index, celebrates its 200th birthday this year.

Preliminary Results for the year ended 31st March 2013

Preliminary Results for the year ended 31st March 2013

Johnson Matthey and Hoeller Electrolyzer partner to focus on next generation electrolyser stacks with greater efficiency, driving down the cost of green hydrogen

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JM joins new European consortium to develop advanced fuel cell technology for heavy duty trucks

News: We've joined a major new European consortium, ‘IMMORTAL’, to develop higher performance fuel cell components for heavy duty trucks.

Johnson Matthey led Consortium to Develop Advanced Technology for Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles

INSPIRE is a three year EU supported programme to validate the next generation of automotive fuel cell stack technology

Preliminary results for the year ended 31st March 2019

Preliminary results for the year ended 31st March 2019: strong performance whilst strengthening our platform for growth.

Acting to enhance the work-life balance and wellbeing of our people

JM has introduced three new global arrangements to improve the work-life balance of all its employees around the world.

Johnson Matthey acquires assets to accelerate green hydrogen scale-up

Johnson Matthey has announced its acquisition of the assets and intellectual property of Oxis Energy Limited, based near Oxford, UK.

Johnson Matthey business update

News: Johnson Matthey provides an update on two business matters: the settlement of the contract dispute lawsuit reported as a contingent liability in November 2017; and the positive impact of US tax legislation on the group.

COP26 hydrogen tour visits Johnson Matthey in Stockton to learn how the North East is driving hydrogen

News: Business leaders met at Johnson Matthey in Stockton on Monday 25 October to drive the conversation around hydrogen marking the North East ‘stop’ on the Decarbonised Gas Alliance’s (DGA) Hydrogen Roadshow.

Johnson Matthey Acquires Catacel

Catacel, based in Ohio, USA, is an innovative supplier of novel technology centred on the use of metal foil coated catalysts and sorbents to a range of process industries

Johnson Matthey response to the UK Government’s Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution

UK Business Secretary receives Johnson Matthey India's 25 millionth autocatalyst

UK Business Secretary receives Johnson Matthey India's 25 millionth autocatalyst

Tackling the ‘Moothane’ problem - cutting greenhouse gas from livestock

News: A new collaboration between scientists, engineers, industry and farming experts hopes to demonstrate how clever technology can reduce the powerful greenhouse gases released by livestock to help agriculture reach carbon emissions targets.

How hydrogen represents a necessity and an opportunity

Matthew Harwood, Chief Strategy Officer at Johnson Matthey, explains how the UK can become a world leader in developing hydrogen energy systems and markets.

JM launches first virtual work experience programme

News: With the support of social mobility charity, Speakers for Schools, JM welcomed 115 students from across the UK to its first virtual work experience programme.

Honouring the work of our people at our first global awards ceremony

News: To mark the end of our 200th year, we hosted an internal awards ceremony to honour the incredible work and achievements of several JM employees from across the globe.

JM methanol technology chosen for largest single train methanol plant in the world

News: JM has been selected by China’s Ningxia Baofeng Energy Group as licensor for the third methanol synthesis plant at their coal to olefins complex near Yinchuan in Ningxia Province PRC.

How can we solve the energy trilemma?

Zeynep Kurban, H2FC SUPERGEN programme manager at Imperial College London, outlines a strategy to manage energy cost, security and sustainability.