Palermo, Italy

Anic S.p.a.


USPTO Granted Patents = 109

Forward Citations = 987

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130 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Ugo Romano (15 out of 62 patents)

silverMedal Salvatore Cucinella (13 out of 20 patents)

bronzeMedal Carlo Neri (12 out of 62 patents)

4.  Giovanni Dozzi (11 out of 16 patents)

5.  Edoardo Platone (9 out of 25 patents)

6.  Maurizio Brunelli (7 out of 12 patents)

7.  Aldo Prevedello (6 out of 16 patents)

8.  Franco Buonomo (5 out of 26 patents)

9.  Gioacchino Cipriani (5 out of 9 patents)

10.  Antonio Esposito (4 out of 11 patents)

11.  Alberto Greco (4 out of 37 patents)

12.  Silvestro Costanzi (4 out of 18 patents)

13.  Sebastiano Cesca (4 out of 17 patents)

14.  Giancarlo Serboli (4 out of 4 patents)

15.  Giuseppe Iori (4 out of 5 patents)


Core Competencies:
Polycarbonate Composition
Vinyl Chloride Polymerization
Self-Extinguishing Polymers
Thermoplastic Polyamide
Grafted Polymers
Aluminum Derivatives
Chitosan Complex
Polymer Stabilization
Dinitriles Synthesis
Hydrocarbon Resins
Organic Compound Synthesis

109 patents:

Anic S.p.a., headquartered in Palermo, Italy, specializes in the field of polymer chemistry, focusing on the development and production of advanced polymer materials. The company is recognized for its expertise in polycarbonate compositions, vinyl chloride polymerization, and the creation of self-extinguishing polymers. Anic's innovative work extends to thermoplastic polyamides, grafted polymers, and aluminum derivatives, as well as the utilization of chitosan complexes for enhanced polymer stabilization. Their commitment to research and development positions them as a key player in the polymer industry.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Sep 29 2026

109 Patents

#1 in Palermo

#82 in Italy

#7,213 in the World

Palermo, IT
Palermo, Italy
Forward Citations = 987

130 inventors:

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