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The Vadodara site is the second largest facility for Huntsman’s textile division after Basel in Switzerland Vadodara: NYSE-listed Huntsman Corporation has chalked out a five-year investment plan of $20 million after the acquisition of the Vadodara division of Metrochem Industries for Rs240 crore. “The purpose behind the acquisition of this division is to propel the textile effects business in India within three years time apart from realigning the manufacturing footprints towards Asia,” Huntsman textile division president Paul Hulme told the agency. The company would invest $20 million in the Baroda facility to develop it in the next five years, he said adding it is retaining the management of the city-based facility. The Vadodara site is the second largest facility for Huntsman’s textile division after Basel in Switzerland.... [read full story]
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Jump to the full entry & travel map Paris, Île-de-France, France The Antiques and Brocantes (second-hand) Fair at the Bastille this week is a pay-to enter event that covers over a mile of booths, running from the Place de la...
