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Business
ISP acquires cosmetic ingredients maker
January 15, 2007
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 85, Issue 3
International Specialty Products has expanded its personal care ingredient business with the purchase of Vincience, a French maker of skin care ingredients based on peptides, plants, and marine organisms. The firm employs 47 people, including 26 researchers, and has annual sales of less than $25 million. The acquisition expands ISP's scope beyond its traditional polymer-based hair and skin care ingredients. As did the French cosmetic ingredients maker Sederma, acquired by Croda in 1997, Vincience will keep its identity and operate as a stand-alone unit within ISP.
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