Almatis competitors

Zippia score 4.6

Almatis main competitors are Minerals Technologies, Ascend Performance Materials Holdings Inc, and PGP International.

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Valspar has the most employees (11,083).
Employees at Minerals Technologies earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $69,584.

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Almatis vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Almatis	1982	4.6	Leetsdale, PA	3	$100.0M	499
Minerals Technologies	1968	4.8	New York, NY	4	$2.1B	300
Toray Composite Materials America	1992	4.3	Tacoma, WA	3	$150.0M	350
Addivant	-	4.3	Danbury, CT	1	$1.1B	155
KMCO	-	3.9	Crosby, TX	1	$14.0M	100
Henkel	1970	4.7	Rocky Hill, CT	40	$21.5B	9,000
INVISTA	2003	4.8	Wichita, KS	1	$115.0B	10,000
Moses Lake Industries	1984	3.9	Moses Lake, WA	1	$71.0M	50
Valspar	1806	4.7	Minneapolis, MN	1	$4.2B	11,083
Pharmavite	1971	4.5	Los Angeles, CA	5	$35.0M	1,224
Stull Technologies LLC	1947	4.0	Somerset, NJ	1	-	-
Ascend Performance Materials Holdings Inc	2009	4.9	Houston, TX	8	$2.1B	3,100
H.B. Fuller	1887	4.3	Saint Paul, MN	23	$3.6B	6,428
Grain Processing	1943	4.2	Muscatine, IA	1	$320.0M	656
Daisy Brand	1917	4.5	Dallas, TX	4	$260.0M	750
Horsehead Holding	2003	4.6	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$414.9M	3,000
Sashco	1936	3.8	Brighton, CO	1	$37.5M	20
PGP International	1983	4.2	Woodland, CA	1	$39.0M	200
Balchem	1967	4.2	Hampton, NY	6	$953.7M	1,342
Yupo	1996	4.1	Chesapeake, VA	1	$57.4M	145
Bekaert	1880	4.3	Atlanta, GA	6	$5.5B	21,000

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Almatis salaries vs competitors

Among Almatis competitors, employees at Minerals Technologies earn the most with an average yearly salary of $69,584.

Compare Almatis salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Almatis	$50,471	$24.26	-
Minerals Technologies	$69,584	$33.45	-
Toray Composite Materials America	$45,736	$21.99	-
Addivant	$58,599	$28.17	-
KMCO	$46,955	$22.57	-
Henkel	$55,671	$26.76	-

Compare Almatis job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Almatis	$104,038	$50.02
Pharmavite	$112,748	$54.21
INVISTA	$108,596	$52.21
H.B. Fuller	$108,316	$52.07
Minerals Technologies	$105,974	$50.95
Sashco	$104,524	$50.25
PGP International	$104,407	$50.20
Addivant	$104,274	$50.13
Moses Lake Industries	$104,161	$50.08
Henkel	$103,920	$49.96
Toray Composite Materials America	$102,725	$49.39
Daisy Brand	$102,689	$49.37
Ascend Performance Materials Holdings Inc	$102,533	$49.29
Bekaert	$102,465	$49.26
Yupo	$102,347	$49.21
Stull Technologies LLC	$98,810	$47.50
Valspar	$97,288	$46.77
Balchem	$96,635	$46.46
Grain Processing	$95,593	$45.96
KMCO	$95,056	$45.70

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Almatis demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Almatis vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Henkel	64%	36%
Balchem	68%	32%
Toray Composite Materials America	70%	30%
Valspar	71%	29%
H.B. Fuller	74%	26%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Balchem	61%	20%	12%	4%	3%	8.0
H.B. Fuller	64%	12%	10%	9%	5%	9.8
Henkel	60%	15%	9%	11%	4%	10.0
Valspar	65%	13%	12%	7%	3%	9.7
Toray Composite Materials America	71%	11%	5%	8%	5%	8.7
INVISTA	57%	13%	18%	9%	3%	9.9

Almatis and similar companies CEOs

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Theodore L. Harris

Balchem

Ted Harris is a Board Member at Pentair, Vice President at Ashland Specialty Co Inc, and Chairman/President/CEO at BALCHEM CORP. He has worked as Senior VP/Pres:Performance Materials at ASHLAND INC., General Manager at FMC CORP, and Board Member at BALCHEM CORP. Theodore attended Harvard Business School and Lehigh University.

James J. Owens

H.B. Fuller

Douglas T. Dietrich

Minerals Technologies

Douglas Dietrich is a Chief Executive Officer at MINERALS TECHNOLOGIES INC, President at Global Rod and Bar Products, and Board Member at AMCOL INTERNATIONAL CORP and is based in New York, New York. He has experience at Westinghouse Electric Co. and has worked as Sr. Vice President and CFO at MINERALS TECHNOLOGIES INC; VP:Corp Dev & Treasury at MINERALS TECHNOLOGIES INC; and President, Latin America Extrusions at Alcoa. Douglas studied at The Wharton School between 1998 and 2000 and University of Michigan between 1987 and 1991.

Phil McDivitt

Ascend Performance Materials Holdings Inc

Phil McDivitt brings more than 30 years' industry experience to Ascend Performance Materials. He currently serves the company as a chief executive officer. Prior to this, Phil spent more than seven years with the Celanese as a vice president and general manager of advanced engineered materials. Phil McDivitt holds a master's degree in business administration from Naveen Jindal School of Management.

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Paul Stoube

Carsten Knobel

Jim Hensler

Jim Hensler is a President, CEO & Chairman at Horsehead Holding Corp and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Jeffrey Boutelle

Pharmavite

Purpose-driven leader with successful record of growing businesses, building teams, and leading change at Beech-Nut Nutrition, Abbott Nutrition, Procter & Gamble and Nestlé. Breakthrough innovator delivering step-change growth on nationally recognized brands. Excellent financial and operational background with success in measurably improving brand performance and business turnaround.

Gary Hendrickson

Valspar

Gary Hendrickson is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Valspar Corporation. Prior to becoming CEO in 2011, Hendrickson was Valspar’s president and chief operating officer for three years. He joined Valspar’s packaging business in 1994 and has held a variety of senior leadership roles, including group vice president, Global Wood Coatings, president, Valspar Asia Pacific and senior vice president for Valspar's Consumer business. Hendrickson was elected to Valspar’s Board of Directors in 2009 and became chairman in 2012. He also serves as a director of Polaris Industries, Inc. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Connecticut and an MBA from Harvard University.