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Invista sells German fibers

April 3, 2006 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 84, Issue 14

Invista has penned a second deal disposing of German fiber assets. The former DuPont fiber business, now owned by Koch Industries, has signed a letter of intent to sell its German polyester yarn business to Performance Fibers, an affiliate of U.S.-based private equity firm Sun Capital, for an undisclosed sum. In January, Invista sold its nylon apparel fiber facility in Oestringen, Germany, to Israel-based nylon and resins maker Nilit. Sun Capital established Performance Fibers when it bought Honeywell's industrial polyester business in 2004. Last year, Sun purchased the North American polyester business of Diolen Industrial Fibers.

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