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Solvay Seeks Rest Of Thailand’s Vinythai
by Michael McCoy
December 21, 2009
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 87, Issue 51
Solvay has launched a tender offer worth roughly $110 million for the 50% of Vinythai, a Thai producer of chlor-alkali and polyvinyl chloride, that it doesn’t already own. Solvay says it wants to support the development of Vinythai, including its $240 million project to build an epichlorohydrin plant that uses glycerin, rather than petrochemicals, as a raw material. Solvay recently transferred its stake in the project to Vinythai (C&EN, Oct. 5, page 22).
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