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Arkema Inc. Retirement Benefits Plan
Arkema Inc. Retirement Benefits Plan was established to cover employees of the company now headed by Thierry Le Hénaff. Predecessor provisions trace to Elf...
Arkema Inc. Retirement Benefits Plan
Arkema Inc. Retirement Benefits Plan was established to cover employees of the company now headed by Thierry Le Hénaff. Predecessor provisions trace to Elf Atochem before the current corporate structure. The plan holds net assets in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. It functions solely as a sponsor vehicle for Arkema Inc. staff with no public record of external managers, co-investments, or geographic allocations beyond the United States. No recent operational events from the last 24 months appear in available records. The plan maintains no additional offices or named investment professionals separate from the sponsoring company. Its structure remains tied directly to Arkema Inc. corporate decisions rather than independent governance or succession vehicles.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1960
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
King of Prussia
Corporate office
King of Prussia, PA, United States
Frequently asked questions
Who sponsors the Arkema Inc. Retirement Benefits Plan?
Arkema Inc. sponsors the plan as the primary retirement vehicle for its eligible employees.
What legacy obligations does the plan carry?
The plan assumed obligations from the Rohm and Haas Pension Plan following corporate acquisitions.
Does the plan publish asset figures?
No asset totals or AUM figures are disclosed in public records.
Where are the plan's assets located?
Net assets are recorded in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
How does the plan relate to predecessor entities?
Provisions originated with Elf Atochem before the current Arkema structure.
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