Teijin, DuPont to combine polyester film operations

Teijin, DuPont to combine polyester film operations

Shosaku Yasui (L), president of Teijin Ltd. of Japan, and D.S. Kim, president of DuPont Asia Pacific Ltd., shake hands in Tokyo on Feb. 3 after announcing that they have signed a letter of intent to merge their polyester film operations on a global scale.

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