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Shanghai, China - Milliken, the world's leading supplier of polymer colorants and additives, recently announced that it has acquired Keystone Aniline , a
Russ Rudolph, vice president of Milliken’s high-performance colorants business unit, said: “This acquisition is of great significance to all parties
Complementary advantages, join forces
BothMilliken and Keystone provide colorant solutions for the agricultural, plastics, coatings, inks, household and industrial markets
Keystone CEO John Andrews said: "By combining our colorant products and expertise with Milliken’s solutions and application experience, the two parties have created significant synergies in business and market.
Both companies are non-listed family businesses and are well-known in the colorant industry.
About Keystone
Keystone Aniline was established in Chicago, Illinois in 1920 , and earlier provided dry cleaning chemicals and dyes for textile re-dying products
About Milliken
Milliken was founded in 1865 and is an innovative company that continuously improves people's lives through exploration, discovery and creation
The Milliken logo is a registered trademark of Milliken & Company .
Milliken acquires dye supplier Keystone to strengthen service to global colorant customers
Photo caption : After the acquisition, Keystone will bring Milliken superior colorant formulation technology and application development advantages
Milliken, the world's leading supplier of polymer colorants and additives, recently announced that it has acquired Keystone Aniline , a