Umicore and Solvay, the former mother companies of SolviCore, sold their joint venture in July 2015 to Toray Industries, a chemical company based in Japan. On Jan. 1, 2016, business management was handed over to Greenerity, a 100% subsidiary of Toray. SolviCore was founded in 2006 as a specialist for membrane-electrode assemblies (MEA). The headquarters in Hanau-Wolfgang is said to be kept, as is the entire staff.
From SolviCore to Greenerity
From SolviCore to Greenerity
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assemblies | electrode | Greenerity | Hanau | Japan | MEA | membrane | Solvay | SolviCore | Toray Industries | Umicore :Schlagworte
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