American Performance Polymers Stands by New Hampshire Communities

Nashua, New Hampshire Mar 4, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - American Performance Polymers Reaffirms Commitment to Community and Future Growth

American Performance Polymers (APP) has been a proud part of New Hampshires business landscape for many years, creating jobs, driving economic growth, and fostering a strong sense of community. While recent reports have highlighted the financial restructuring of the company, it is important for the people of Colebrook and the surrounding region to know that APP remains steadfast in its mission to build a brighter future for our employees, our partners, and our community.

The challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and its extended economic impacts have been significant, but history reminds us that our region has faced and overcome great challenges before. From the decline of the states textile mills in the mid-20th century to the 1980s and 1990s recession-driven closures of paper mills and manufacturing plants to the 2008 financial crisis, New Hampshires economy has always rebounded stronger, fueled by the resilience and ingenuity of its people. To suggest that todays challenges are greater than those of the past is shortsighted and does not serve the best interests of our community.

Through every economic shift, American Performance Polymers and Renco have stood by this region, adapting, innovating, and moving forward. This moment is no different. Our restructuring efforts are a step toward a stronger, more sustainable future, allowing us to continue providing high-quality products, secure jobs, and new opportunities for growth in the years ahead.

As we navigate this transition, our commitment to Colebrook and New Hampshire remains unwavering. We appreciate the continued support of our employees, local leaders, and community members who believe in our shared future. Together, we will emerge from this challengebetter, stronger, and more dedicated than ever to the prosperity of the North Country and its people.

Thank you,

Rich Renehan
CEO