Sumitomo Group builds global presence with acquisition

Published: 13-Apr-2015
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The group has bought an ingredient distribution business

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Sumitomo Group builds global presence with acquisition

Global trading company Sumitomo Group has acquired a cosmetic ingredient distribution business from Kyowa Hakko Europe and, as a result, will make full entry into the region.

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