Kureha Corporation
Basic information
- Head office
- 3-3-2 Hamamachi, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-8552, Japan
- Chief executive
- Katsutaka Nami
- Capital
- 18,169,000,000 (181 100 million)
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- 1,631 people
- Employees (consolidated)
- 3,941 people
- Start date
- 1944-06-21
- End date
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Founded Kureha Chemical Industries Co., Ltd. Produced monochlorobenzene, dinitrochlorobenzene, caustic soda, benzyl chloride, and chlorinated naphthalene.![]()
Kureha Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Established. Produced monochlorobenzene, caustic soda, chlorobenzene, chloronaphthalene etc.![]()
Post-war, we pursued advanced utilization of chlorine produced alongside caustic soda. Among them, "polyvinylidene chloride resin" was the first research and development product pursued independently without relying on overseas technology. Subsequently, we leveraged our own organic synthesis and polymer technologies to develop numerous chemical and resin products, expanding our product range.![]()
After the war, we focused on advanced utilization of chlorine co-produced with caustic soda and advanced the research and development of chlorovinylidene resin.![]()
Developed the world's first crude oil pyrolysis technology. The technological foundation from this project led to the creation of carbon products and the chronic kidney failure drug <Kuremejin>.![]()
Developed the world's first crude oil pyrolysis technology. Products such as carbon products and the chronic kidney failure drug Kuremejin were born.![]()
Launched sales of agricultural fungicides <Metconazole> <Ipconazole>, lithium-ion secondary battery anode material <Carbotron P>, and electrode binder <KF Polymer>.![]()
Launch of agricultural fungicides Metconazole and Ipronazole, lithium-ion secondary battery anode material Carbotron P, and electrode binder KF Polymer.![]()
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