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Rohm and Haas Invest $2.6m in Sodium Borohhydride Technology

Sep 20 2004

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Rohm and Haas Company recently invested $2.6 million at its Elma, WA (USA) facility to achieve greater manufacturing efficiency in the production of sodium borohydride and several derivatives.

This investment in premiere technology has strengthened the company’s ability to serve the sodium borohydride market while reinforcing its global competitive edge.

“Rohm and Haas has 50 years of sodium borohydride market experience and is committed to investing in the development of new applications and technology to remain the global leader,” Loïc de Surville, Global General Manager for Sodium Borohydride, Rohm and Haas said.

Additionally, as part of the company’s ongoing dedication to remain a global leader, the Elma facility was one of the site benefactors of a $300 million company-wide undertaking to replace its former computer systems with a new state-of-the-art global Enterprise Resource Program (ERP) system. ERP strengthens the facility’s supply & distribution network by serving customers in real-time and leveraging Rohm and Haas physical operations in more than 27 countries.

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