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Honeywell, BASF swap units.(News)(Honeywell Inc. to sell engineering resins business to BASF AG in exchange for BASF's nylon fibers unit and cash)

Plastics News, January, 2003

Byline: Frank Esposito In a swap of cash and assets, Honeywell Inc. is selling its engineering resins business to BASF AG in exchange for BASF's nylon fibers unit and $90 million cash. Honeywell's engineering resins unit - which posted sales of $350 million last year - consists of nylon 6 and polyester resins and compounds.

BASF now acquires a nylon resin and compounding line in Chesterfield, Va., as well as a 125-employee nylon compounding plant in Sparta, Tenn. The deal also includes nylon production in Rudolstadt, Germany; Ansan, South Korea; and Sao Paulo, Brazil. Honeywell will continue to operate nylon lines in Chesterfield and Rudolstadt for BASF, which will market and sell the material. Those plants produce a variety of other Honeywell products not...

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