Kanebo to spin off textile business

Kanebo to spin off textile business

TOKYO, Japan - Akiyoishi Nakajima (R), chairman of struggling Kanebo Ltd., speaks as Seiren Co. President Tatsuo Kawada listens at a press conference in Tokyo on March 16. Kanebo will spin off its textile business and transfer it to a joint company to be established by Kanebo and Seiren, a dyeing and finishing based in Fujui.

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