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Ecovyst Inc., a leading innovative and integrated global provider of advanced materials, specialty catalysts, and services, is proud to announce a key equity investment of $4.5 million in Pajarito Powder, an innovative materials science company that specializes in supports and catalysts required for electrolyzers and fuel cells.
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