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DuPont to Acquire ChemFirst

Jul 25 2002

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DuPont has signed a definitive agreement to purchase ChemFirst, a global supplier of electronic chemicals and materials for the semiconductor industry and intermediates for the polyurethanes and associated industries. The acquisition of ChemFirst will is costing DuPont $408 million.

ChemFirst has operations in the USA, Scotland and Japan, with approximately 480 employees.

The acquisition fits well with DuPont’s strategy, providing a strong platform for growth so that they can become a leading supplier to the semiconductor industry. Acquiring ChemFirst, with a proven track record, accelerates their push to achieve their goals.

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