Hitachi Metals, Sumitomo Special tie up in magnet production

Hitachi Metals, Sumitomo Special tie up in magnet production

TOKYO, June 20 Kyodo - Hitachi Metals Ltd. President Yoshihiro Honda (L), Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd. President Hiroshi Shimozuma (C) and Sumitomo Special Metals Co. President Tetsuo Toizume (R) pose at a news conference in Tokyo on June 20 after concluding a tie-up agreement on production of permanent magnets used in such products as motors and electronic devices.

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