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Teijin to reorganise polyester & aramid fibre businesses

By December 13, 20161 Min Read
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Teijin Limited announced that it would integrate its industrial-application polyester fibres business and the Products Converting Business Group to form the new Fibres & Products Converting Business Group next April 1, aiming to strengthen and expand these businesses under a new structure. Industrial-application polyester fibres are currently part of the High Performance Fibres Business Unit, which is in the Advanced Fibres & Composites Business Group. The unit will specialise in aramid fibres business after the reorganisation.
The reorganisation will establish a structure for providing maximum customer value with existing polyester and aramid-fiber products and services for industrial applications.
The Fibres & Products Converting Business Group will strengthen the competitiveness of Teijin’s polyester fibres businesses and develop solutions based on Teijin’s highly competitive materials.
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