Sumitomo Chemical Integrates PP and LLDPE Businesses into Prime Polymer Joint Venture
On July 2, Plastics Vision learned that Sumitomo Chemical announced on July 1 that the effective date for the agreement related to the integration of its domestic polyolefin business in Japan has been officially confirmed. The integration will be carried out in two steps under an absorption-type company split structure: Prime Polymer will take over the relevant business, while Sumitomo Chemical will acquire a 20% equity stake in Prime Polymer. Subject to the completion of the relevant regulatory approvals, the entire integration agreement will officially take effect on July 1, 2026.
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