Keyword: Asahi Kasei

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Asahi Kasei and Bluestar Studying mPPE

02.10.2017 - Japan’s Asahi Kasei and China’s Bluestar, a ChemChina subsidiary, have agreed to study the economics of building production facilities for producing a modified polyphenylene ether...

Plant Construction & Process Technology

Asahi Kasei: Lower Power Consumption Technology for the Chlor-Alkali Industry

10.07.2017 - In 1975, Asahi Kasei began the first commercial chlor-alkali production using the membrane electrolysis process. This industrial process for the electrolysis of sodium chloride...

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Asahi Kasei Seeks European Expansion

10.03.2016 - Japan’s Asahi Kasei has set up a German subsidiary based in Düsseldorf as a springboard for further expansion in Europe. Asahi Kasei Europe will start trading on Apr. 1 with a...

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Mitsubishi and Asahi Kasei in Cracker JV

29.05.2015 - Asahi Kasei and Mitsubishi Chemical plan to merge their two 500,000 t/y crackers at the Mizushiman site operated by Nishi Nippon Ethylene in Japan's Okayama prefecture. To operate...

Chemistry & Life Sciences

Chlor-Alkali Strives to Stay Competitive

30.07.2014 - For Europe's chlor-alkali industry, reduction of its rising production costs, especially energy costs, is now a pressing priority. This is not only because of the sector's low...

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Japan's Asahi Kasei to buy U.S. Zoll for $2.2 Billion

12.03.2012 - Japan's Asahi Kasei will buy U.S. medical equipment maker Zoll Medical for $2.21 billion as it looks to build a globally competitive healthcare business and reduce its reliance on...

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Some Key Facts On The Actelion Vs. Asahi Case

04.05.2011 - Europe's largest biotech Actelion was dealt a blow when a jury in a Californian court said Japanese drugmaker Asahi Kasei should be awarded up to $547 million in a licensing...

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Pressure On Actelion Rises After Asahi Case Decision

02.05.2011 - Swiss biotech group Actelion is now facing a tougher battle at its annual general meeting this week after a jury decided Asahi Kasei Pharma Corporation should be awarded up to $547...