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Koch Industries, Inc
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| Link ID |
131602 |
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Koch Industries, Inc |
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http://www.kochind.com/ |
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USA. Diversified multi-national group of companies, active in trading, petroleum, chemicals, energy, gas liquids, asphalt, man-made fibers and intermediates, minerals, fertilizers, chemical technology equipment, pulp and paper, ranching, securities and finance. Polyester and polyamide staple fiber and filaments for the textile and nonwovens industries. |
| Category |
Textiles and Nonwovens > Fibers > Man-made |
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| Date |
Jul 19, 2006 |
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