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Tosoh Corp. will acquire Asahi Kasei’s 50% stake in Nanyo Kasei, their HDI (hexamethylene diisocyanate) monomer joint venture, making Nanyo Kasei a wholly owned subsidiary of Tosoh. The JV was founded in 1980 through equal investment by Nippon Polyurethane Industry (now Tosoh) and Asahi Kasei.

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Tosoh to acquire Asahi Kasei’s stake in HDI monomer JV, taking full ownership

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Tosoh Corp. (Tokyo) has decided to acquire all shares (50%) of Nanyo Kasei Co., Ltd. (Tokyo), a joint venture with Asahi Kasei Corp. (Tokyo). The deal will make Nanyo Kasei a wholly owned subsidiary of Tosoh. Nanyo Kasei was established in 1980 through equal investment by Nippon Polyurethane Industry Co., Ltd. (now Tosoh) and Asahi […]

The post Tosoh to acquire Asahi Kasei’s stake in HDI monomer JV, taking full ownership appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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