Bayer AG. (Acquisitions, Expansions).
Germany's Bayer AG has kicked off a massive China expansion
plan with a joint venture deal to build a $450 million Shanghai
polycarbonate plant. Bayer said the joint venture with Chlor Alkali
marked the first step in the German firm's $3.1 billion investment
plan to set up a chemical complex in the eastern Chinese city. Under the
deal, Bayer would provide 90% of the capital and control that percentage
of the venture, called Bayer Polymer Shanghai. Chlor Alkali would hold a
10% stake.
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