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Chiral Technologies Europe Acquires ChromTech Ltd. of U.K.
(05 Jan 2009)
Chiral Technologies Europe (CTE), a wholly owned subsidiary of DAICEL Chemical Industries, Ltd, announced the acquisition of ChromTech Ltd, of Congleton, U.K. According to the company, the two companies’ combined product lines of enantioselective ...
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Daicel Chemical Industries and Groupe Novasep SAS form a strategic co-operation
(03 Jul 2007)
Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd. and Groupe Novasep SAS, announce the formation of a strategic technical co-operation aimed at streamlining the use of chiral chromatography to manufacture late-stage clinical and commercial chiral intermediates and ...
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Heckmann to become President & CEO of Chiral Technologies Inc.
(13 Feb 2006)
Hisao Nishimura, Chairman of the Board of Chiral Technologies Inc., wholly owned subsidiary of Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd., announced that Thomas B. Lewis, Ph.D., President & CEO, would retire in the second quarter of 2006. Chiral Technologies ...
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Celanese signed contract with Daicel and Polyplastics on Sale of Topas® - COC Business
(13 Dec 2005)
Celanese Corporation announced that it has signed an agreement to sell its cycloolefine copolymer business (COC) to a joint venture of Daicel Chemical Industries Ltd. and Polyplastics Co., Ltd. As announced earlier, all production facilities and ...
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Letter of Intent with Daicel and Polyplastics on Sale of Topas® - COC Business
(07 Oct 2005)
Celanese Corporation has signed a letter of intent with Daicel Chemical Industries Ltd. and Polyplastics Co., Ltd. to sell its cycloolefine copolymer business (COC). As the company announced, Daicel and Polyplastics intend to form a joint venture in ...
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Daicel to Build Cellulose Acetate Plant for LCD Film
(14 Dec 2004)
Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd. has established a plan to build a cellulose acetate facility for the production of film for liquid crystal displays (LCDs).Along with the expansion of the LCD market, demand is rising sharply for cellulose acetate ...
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