Lanxess to buys Gwalior, Jiangsu Polyols
ERJ staff report (DS)
Leverkusen Germany -- Lanxess AG has
bought two chemical companies in Asia. Neither is directly concerned
with the rubber industry. Both will be absorbed into Lanxess' Basic
Chemicals business unit.
The German company said it is buying
Indian company Gwalior Chemical Industries Ltd for euro 82.4 million
and the assets of mid-sized Chinese company Jiangsu Polyols Chemical Co
Ltd for an undisclosed sum.
Gwalior makes benzyl products and
sulphur chlorides for the agrochemicals and pharmaceuticals as well as
for the flavor and fragrance industries. Jiangsu Polyols mainly
produces trimethylolpropane (TMP) that is used in lubricants, paints,
and coatings.
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Press release from Lanxess
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