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New Japan Chemical Co.,Ltd.

新日本理化株式会社New Japan Chemical Co., Ltd.AliasShin Nihon Rika Kabushiki-gaishaAlias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
283
Related companies
11
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
2-1-8 Bigocho, Chuo-ku, Osaka, 541-0051, Japan
Chief executive
Masuda Gakuyo
Capital
5,660,000,000  (56 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
283 people
Employees (consolidated)
283 people
Start date
1919-11-10
End date
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Business

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Manufacturing and sales of chemical productsOleochemical manufacturingPlasticizer manufacturingManufacturing of plastic and coating materialsLubricant manufacturingContract business
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History

128 EVENTS

Our company was founded in 1919 as Osaka Acid Oxygen Co., Ltd., and this year marks its 106th year as a chemical manufacturer. From its inception, we practiced green chemistry by producing "oxygen" and "hydrogen" through electrolysis of water. The "oxygen" was sold for shipbuilding, steel industry use, and as medical oxygen during the Spanish flu pandemic, while the "hydrogen" was effectively used for hardening fish oil (a raw material for soap) and other applications over a century ago.Sources

Founded Osaka Acid Hydroxide Co., Ltd.Sources

Founded: November 10, 1919 (Taisho 8)Sources

FoundedSources

Commenced production and sale of oxygen and hydrogen via water electrolysis.Sources

Started manufacturing and selling oxygen and hydrogen produced by electrolysis of water (until 1972). Established the corporate emblem. The emblem features two H’s (hydrogen) and one O (oxygen) to represent the company’s image of producing oxygen and hydrogen through water electrolysis.Sources

Completed hardening oil equipment and began a fish oil hardening business utilizing surplus hydrogen.Sources

Completed fatty acid equipment and began manufacturing fatty acids and glycerol from oils.Sources

Started production of oleic acid and stearic acid, primarily for fiber oil agents and candle wax.Sources

Commenced manufacturing laundry soap using hardening oil as a raw material.Sources

Launched household detergent (coconut alcohol sulfate).Sources

Started production and sale of hardening oil (margarine) as a food oil substitute.Sources

Opened the Tokyo sales office.Sources

Became a subsidiary of Koubu Spinning Co., Ltd. and was renamed Koubu Oil & Fat Co., Ltd.Sources

Commenced production of pharmaceutical-grade glycerol.Sources

Renamed to Acid Oxygen Oil & Fat Co., Ltd.Sources

Listed its shares on the Osaka Stock Exchange.Sources

Entered the plasticizer business by launching nDOP (di-n-octyl phthalate) using high‑grade alcohol (coconut alcohol).Sources

Entered the plasticizer business by launching the plasticizer nDOP (di-n-octyl phthalate) using high‑grade alcohol (palm alcohol). Completed high‑pressure reduction equipment. Began production of high‑grade alcohol (conol) via high‑pressure reduction.Sources

Completed high‑pressure reduction equipment and began producing high‑grade alcohol (conoil) via high‑pressure reduction.Sources

Completed epoxy plasticizer equipment and began manufacturing the Sansosizer E‑2000 series.Sources

Completed epoxy-based plasticizer plant. Began production of the Sansosizer E-2000 series. Started manufacturing the cleaning industry detergent Sandrex and the surfactant sodium lauryl sulfate (Sinolin). Successfully industrialized cyclohexylamine (CHA) using hydrogenation technology.Sources

Launched the Sansosizer DOP (di‑2‑ethylhexyl phthalate) plasticizer. First in Japan to produce anhydrous cobaltic acid (ricacid SA).Sources

Launched the plasticizer Sansosizer DOP (di‑2‑ethylhexyl phthalate). First production of anhydrous co‑hydroxy acid (Ricacid SA) in Japan.Sources

Manufacturing of the di-nucleotide plasticizer Sunsosizer DIDA (adipic acid diisodecyl) and Sunsosizer DOA (adipic acid di-2-ethylhexyl) commenced.Sources

First manufacturing in Japan of 1,2,3,6-tetrahydroanhydrous phthalic acid (Ricacid TH) and hexahydroanhydrous phthalic acid (Ricacid HH). Entered the epoxy resin hardener business.Sources

First production in Japan of 1,2,3,6‑tetrahydro anhydrous phthalic acid (Ricacid TH) and hexahydro anhydrous phthalic acid (Ricacid HH). Entered the epoxy resin hardener business. Using the company’s own raw material (Ricacid TH), began production of the non‑phthalate plasticizer Sansosizer DOTH (4‑cyclohexene‑1,2‑dicarboxylic acid bis(2‑ethylhexyl)). Completed the Tokushima plant (Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture).Sources

Established the company emblem. Commenced manufacturing of epoxy hexahydrophthalic acid di-2-ethylhexyl (Sunsosizer E-PS).Sources

Established the current corporate emblem. Began production of epoxy hexahydro phthalic acid di‑2‑ethylhexyl (Sansosizer E‑PS). Completed the Kawasaki plant (Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture) at the Tokai Petrochemical (now Tokai Chemical) complex.Sources

Started production of hydrogenated bisphenol A (Ricabinol HB) and reduced lanolin (Ricalanol).Sources

Established Albess Co., Ltd. for the purpose of selling surfactants.Sources

Renamed to Shin Nihon Rika Co., Ltd.Sources

Completed construction of a research institute within the Kyoto plant.Sources

Commissioned by the New Technology Development Organization (now the Japan Science and Technology Agency) to develop "organic new gelators." Established Nichiko Co., Ltd.Sources

Commissioned by the New Technology Development Group (now Japan Science and Technology Agency) to develop "organic new gelators." Established Nikkou Co., Ltd.Sources

Commenced manufacturing of low-volatility, cold-resistant plasticizer Sunsosizer DUP.Sources

Launched unsaturated high‑grade alcohol (Angecohol). Completed hydrogenated bisphenol A (Ricabinol HB) production facilities at the Tokushima plant. Successfully developed organic new gelators. Production facilities were completed.Sources

Launched unsaturated high‑grade alcohol (Anjeco). Completed hydrogenation bisphenol A (Ricabinol HB) production equipment at the Tokushima plant. Successfully developed organic new gelators. Completed manufacturing equipment.Sources

Established Nisshin Rika Co., Ltd. in a joint venture with Nissan Chemical Industries Co., Ltd. for plasticizer manufacturing.Sources

Received the 5th Ichimura Award for developing "organic new gelators" from the New Technology Development Foundation.Sources

Completed production facilities for unsaturated high‑grade alcohol (Angecohol) at the Tokushima plant. Production of unsaturated high‑grade alcohol by high‑pressure reduction was a first in Japan.Sources

Completed unsaturated high‑grade alcohol (Anjeco) production equipment at the Tokushima plant. First production of unsaturated high‑grade alcohol by high‑pressure reduction in Japan.Sources

Announced the reforming effect of adding a trace amount of organic new gelator (Gelol D) to polyolefins (improved transparency and dimensional stability).Sources

Launched liquid anhydrous acid Ricacid MH & MH-700 (4‑methylhexahydroanhydrous phthalic acid).Sources

Received the 12th Industrial Technology Award from the Japan Oil Chemical Association (now the Japan Oil Chemical Society) for "establishing and industrializing the manufacturing technology of long‑chain unsaturated alcohols by contact high‑pressure reduction."Sources

Established Chiba Fatty Acid Co., Ltd. for fatty acid production with joint investment from Japan Oil & Fat Co., Ltd. and Asahi Electric Chemical Industries Co., Ltd. President Takashi Murai (at the time) received the Aizuchi Medal.Sources

Established Chiba Fatty Acid Co., Ltd. jointly with Nippon Oil & Fat Co., Ltd. and Asahi Denka Kogyo Co., Ltd. for fatty acid production. President Takashi Murai (at the time) received the Order of the Rising Sun.Sources

Launched new plasticizer Sunsosizer DINP (phthalic acid diisopropyl). With joint investment from Hercules Inc. of the United States, established Rika Hercules Co., Ltd. to produce lignin‑derived compounds.Sources

Launched new plasticizer Sansosizer DINP (di‑isopropyl n‑butyl phthalate). Jointly established Rika Harkules Co., Ltd. with Harkules Inc. of the United States for the production of login derivatives.Sources

Completed construction of a new building for the research institute. Launched sorbitol‑based crystal nucleating agent Gelol MD.Sources

Completed construction of a new building at the research institute. Launched Sorbitol-based crystal nucleating agent Gelol MD.Sources

Launched static‑charge‑preventing plasticizer (Sunsosizer C‑1100).Sources

Developed oxidation technology and launched 1,2,3,4-butanetetracarboxylic acid (Ricacid BT-W). Launched the Ricabion series of amphoteric surfactants. President Takashi Murai (at the time) received the 4th Class Rising Sun Medal.Sources

Developed oxidation technology and launched 1,2,3,4-butanetetracarboxylic acid (Ricacid BT-W). Launched the Ricbion series of amphoteric surfactants. President Takashi Murai (at the time) received the Fourth Class Rising Sun Medal.Sources

Completed manufacturing facilities for diacid-based plasticizers (Sunsosizer DIDA, DOA, etc.) at the Kawasaki plant.Sources

Received the Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Industrial Research Association for the development of non-ionic plasticizers (Sunsosizer C-1100).Sources

Established Iwatani Rika Co., Ltd. in a joint venture with Iwatani Sangyo Co., Ltd. to manufacture surfactants.Sources

Established Iwatani Rika Co., Ltd. in partnership with Iwatani Sangyo Co., Ltd. for the purpose of surfactant manufacturing.Sources

Completed multi-hydrogenation equipment at the Kyoto plant. Issued 75,000,000 SFr in Swiss franc convertible bonds. Established Henkel Rika Sdn. Bhd. in a joint venture with Henkel Oleochemicals Sdn. Bhd. and Lucky Ltd. in Malaysia to produce high‑grade alcohols and glycerin.Sources

Completed multi-hydrogenation equipment at the Kyoto plant.Sources

Issued 75,000,000 Swiss francs convertible bonds.Sources

Established Henkel Rika Sdn. Bhd. in partnership with Henkel Oleochemicals Sdn. Bhd. and Lucky Ltd. in Malaysia for the purpose of producing premium alcohol and glycerin.Sources

Signing ceremony of the Henkel Rika joint venture agreement.Sources

Reclassified from the Second Section to the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange. Established Taiwan Shin Nippon Chemical Co., Ltd. in a joint venture with Nais Enterprise Co., Ltd. and Qichang Chemical Co., Ltd. in Taiwan to manufacture and sell surfactants.Sources

Reclassified from the Second Section to the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange market.Sources

Established Taiwan Shinichi Chemical Co., Ltd. in partnership with Nais Enterprise Co., Ltd. and Qichang Chemical Co., Ltd. in Taiwan for the purpose of manufacturing and selling surfactants.Sources

Completed manufacturing equipment for 1,2,3,4-butanetetracarboxylic acid (Ricacid BT-W) at the Kyoto plant.Sources

Launched plant‑based unsaturated high‑grade alcohol (Ricacol).Sources

Completed oxidation equipment at the Kyoto plant. Completed dedicated crystallization core equipment for sorbitol at the Tokushima plant. Successfully developed thermoplastic polyimide under a contract from the New Technology Development Organization (now Japan Science and Technology Agency). Obtained ISO‑9001 certification for the quality management system at Osaka headquarters, Tokyo branch, research institute, Kyoto plant, Tokushima plant, and Kawasaki plant.Sources

Completed oxidation equipment at the Kyoto plant.Sources

Completed dedicated sorbitol-based crystal nucleating agent equipment at the Tokushima plant.Sources

Successfully developed thermoplastic polyimide commissioned by the New Technology Business Group (now the Japan Science and Technology Agency).Sources

Obtained ISO-9001 certification for the quality management system (Osaka headquarters, Tokyo branch, research institute, Kyoto plant, Tokushima plant, Kawasaki plant).Sources

Established RiKA International Ltd. in the UK for the sale of chemicals. Received the 47th Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Industrial Research Association for the development of a new raw material for polyimide resin (3,3',4,4'-difluorophenylsulfonyl tetracarboxylic acid dihydrate: Ricacid DSDA).Sources

Established RiKA International Ltd. in the United Kingdom for the sale of chemicals.Sources

Received the 47th Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Industrial Research Association for "Development of a new raw material for polyimide resin (3,3',4,4'-diphenylsulfonic tetracarboxylic acid dihydrate: Ricacid DSDA)."Sources

Established SK NJC Co., Ltd. in Korea in a joint venture with SK Chemicals (Korea) and Mitsubishi Corporation to produce polyester resin raw materials. Established RiKAmerica Inc. in the United States for the sale of chemicals.Sources

Established SK NJC Co., Ltd. in South Korea with joint investment from SK Chemicals (South Korea) and Mitsubishi Corporation, aiming to manufacture polyester resin raw materials.Sources

Established RiK America Inc. in the United States for the purpose of selling chemicals.Sources

Renamed Henkel Rika Sdn. Bhd. to Cognis Rika Sdn. Bhd. Acquired Rika Herculus Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary and renamed it Rika Fine Tech Co., Ltd.Sources

Changed the company name of Henkel Rika Sdn. Bhd. to Cognis Rika Sdn. Bhd.Sources

Made RIKAHYUKUS Corporation a subsidiary and changed its name to RIKAHYUKU Fine Tech Co., Ltd.Sources

Completed multi‑hydrogenation equipment at the Tokushima plant. With our technical guidance, SK NJC Co., Ltd. in Korea completed manufacturing equipment for 1,4‑cyclohexane dimethanol (SKY CHDM).Sources

Completed multi-hydrogenation equipment at the Tokushima plant.Sources

Completion of 1,4-cyclohexane dimethanol (SKY CHDM) production facility in Korea by SK NJC Co., Ltd. under our technical guidance.Sources

Completion of Shizuoka plant of Nisshin Rika Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened the Sakai plant (Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture). Began manufacturing alkyl ether sulfonic acid surfactants (Shinrin SPE series) at Nisshin Rika Co., Ltd. Obtained ISO‑14001 certification for the environmental management system at the Kyoto plant, research institute, Tokushima plant, and Kawasaki plant.Sources

Opening of Sakai plant (Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture)Sources

Commencement of production of alkyl ether sulfonic acid-based surfactants (SinoLin SPE series) at Nisshin Rika Co., Ltd.Sources

ISO-14001 Environmental Management System certification obtained for Kyoto Plant & Research Institute, Tokushima Plant, and Kawasaki Plant.Sources

Obtained ISO‑9001 certification for the quality management system at Osaka headquarters, Tokyo branch, research institute, Kyoto plant, Tokushima plant, Kawasaki plant, and Sakai plant.Sources

Consolidated surfactant manufacturing in Chiba and closed the Nisshin Rika Co., Ltd. Shizuoka plant.Sources

Received the 41st Industrial Technology Award from the Japan Oil Chemical Society for the improvement of time‑dependent stability by selective hydrogenation of the conjugated double bonds of unsaturated alcohols. Established Grandee Biotechnologies Sdn. Bhd. in Malaysia in a joint venture with Taiwan Shin Nippon Chemical Co., Ltd. and others to manufacture surfactants.Sources

Received the 41st Industrial Technology Award from the Japan Oil Chemistry Society for "Improved time stability through selective hydrogenation of conjugated double bonds in unsaturated alcohols."Sources

Established Grandee Biotechnologies Sdn. Bhd. in Malaysia as a joint venture with Taiwan Shinichi Chemical Co., Ltd. for surfactant manufacturing.Sources

Acquired Chiba Fatty Acid Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary. Obtained ISO‑14001 certification for the environmental management system at the Kyoto plant, research institute, Tokushima plant, Kawasaki plant, and Sakai plant.Sources

Acquired Chiba Fatty Acid Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary.Sources

ISO-14001 Environmental Management System certification obtained for Kyoto Plant & Research Institute, Tokushima Plant, Kawasaki Plant, and Sakai Plant.Sources

Completed acid anhydride manufacturing equipment at the Sakai plant. Established an acid anhydride manufacturing system at both eastern and western sites. Renamed Cognis Rika Sdn. Bhd. to Emery Oleochemicals Rika Sdn. Bhd.Sources

Completion of acid anhydride production facility at Sakai Plant. Established an acid anhydride production system at both eastern and western sites.Sources

Renamed Cognis Lika Sdn. Bhd. to Emely Oleo Chemicals Lika Sdn. Bhd.Sources

Acquired Nitto Kasei Industrial Co., Ltd. (a manufacturer and distributor of metal soaps and vinyl chloride stabilizers) as a subsidiary. Established NJC Korea Co., Ltd. in Korea for the sale of chemicals. Sold SK NJC Co., Ltd. (Korea) shares to SK Chemicals and dissolved the joint venture. Dissolved Rika Fine Tech Co., Ltd. Transferred its sales rights to Harima Kasei Co., Ltd. Continued Albess Co., Ltd. as the surviving company and merged Albess Co., Ltd. with Nichiko Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired Nippon Kasei Industrial Co., Ltd. (manufacturer and distributor of metal soaps and vinyl chloride stabilizers) as a subsidiary.Sources

Established NJC Korea Co., Ltd. in Korea for chemical sales.Sources

Sold SK NJC Co., Ltd. (Korea) shares to SK Chemicals and dissolved the joint venture.Sources

Dissolved Rika Fine Tech Co., Ltd. and transferred its sales rights to Harima Chemical Co., Ltd.Sources

Kept Albess Co., Ltd. as the surviving company and merged Albess Co., Ltd. with Nicho Co., Ltd.Sources

Received the 60th Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Institute of Technology for "Development of low-viscosity esters and lubricating oils for fluid bearings using them."Sources

Merged with Chiba Fatty Acid Co., Ltd. while retaining Nisshin Rika Co., Ltd. as the surviving company.Sources

Completed 1,4-Cyclohexanedicarboxylic acid (Ricacid CHDA) plant at Tokushima factory. Received the 63rd Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Institute of Technology for "Development of new amino-acid-based amphoteric surfactants (NJBone ASP series)." Moved from the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Converted RiKAmerica Inc. into a subsidiary.Sources

Completed 1,4-cyclohexane dicarboxylic acid (Rikacid CHDA) facility at Tokushima Plant.Sources

Received the 63rd Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Institute of Technology for "Development of new amino acid-based amphoteric surfactants (NJBON ASP series)."Sources

Reclassified from the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Acquired RiKAmerica Inc. as a subsidiary.Sources

Introduced a divisional structure. Changed the company name of RiKA International Ltd. to NJC Europe Ltd. and the company name of RiKAmerica Inc. to NJC America Inc. Exited the benzene derivative business (cyclohexylamine, etc.).Sources

Implemented a division-based organizational structure.Sources

Renamed RiKA International Ltd. to NJC Europe Ltd.Sources

Change company name from RiKAmerica Inc. to NJC America Inc.Sources

Withdraw from benzene derivative business (cyclohexylamine, etc.)Sources

Transitioned to a company with an Audit Committee. Changed the company name of Grandee Biotechnologies Sdn. Bhd. to Nice Rika Biotechnologies Sdn. Bhd.Sources

Transition to a company with an Audit and Related CommitteesSources

Change company name from Grandee Biotechnologies Sdn. Bhd. to Nice Rika Biotechnologies Sdn. Bhd.Sources

Received the 67th Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Institute of Technology for "Development of a cyclic carboxylic acid anhydride hardener (Ricacid TBN series) that enables thin-film curing of epoxy resins."Sources

Received the 68th Industrial Technology Award from the Osaka Institute of Technology for "Development of 1,2,3-Propanetriacetic acid (Ricacid TCR-100)."Sources

Received the 68th Industrial Technology Award for "Development of 1,2-propantaricarboxylic acid (Rikacid TCR-100)" from the Osaka Institute of TechnologySources

Celebrated the 100th anniversary of establishment.Sources

Introduction of headquarters system.Sources

Completion of Kyoto R&D Center.Sources

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News

6 ARTICLES

Exhibition at Chemical Materials Japan 2026Sources

New Japan Rika Co., Ltd. will exhibit at Chemical Materials Japan 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight from Thursday, November 26 to Friday, November 27, 2026. Booth number C-19 will showcase six functional materials primarily focused on hydrogenation technology. We will also provide information on commissioned hydrogenation services. Admission is free, but prior registration is required.

Shin Nihon Rika Announces Policies to Prevent HarassmentSources

Shin Nihon Rika Co., Ltd. announced that it has established a Basic Policy on Customer Harassment and a Basic Policy on Preventing Job Hunting Harassment. The company aims to create an environment where employees and job seekers can participate and work with peace of mind.

Notice of Osaka Head Office Address Display ChangeSources

Starting October 1, 2026, the displayed address of the Osaka head office will change. This is only an address notation change; the office is not relocating. Telephone and fax numbers will remain the same.

Osaka Industrial Research Association Industrial Technology Award Won by Shin Nihon RikaSources

Shin Nihon Rika developed manufacturing technology for alkanes using plant-derived alcohol as raw material and received the Industrial Technology Award.

IR Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2026 and Mid-term Management Plan BriefingSources

Shin Nihon Rika Co., Ltd. has started streaming videos of the financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 and the mid-term management plan briefing.

Shin Nihon Rika Co., Ltd. Green Loan 4th Report ReleaseSources

Reporting on the environmental improvement effects and fund allocation status of the Kyoto R&D Center during the evaluation period of fiscal year 2024.

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Public records

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National Tax Agency basic information5130001014766
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
新日本理化株式会社
Trade name (kana)
シンニホンリカ
Name in English
New Japan Chemical Co., Ltd.
Corporation type
301
Address
〒612-8224 京都府京都市伏見区葭島矢倉町13番地
Postal code
6128224
Prefecture code
26
City code
109
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
Kyoto
City in English
13, Yoshijima Yagura-cho, Fushimi ku Kyoto shi
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2018-07-11
Change date
2015-10-05
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
3920983
METI gBizINFO5130001014766
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
5130001014766
Trade name
新日本理化株式会社
Trade name (kana)
シンニホンリカ
Trade name (alphabet)
New Japan Chemical Co., Ltd.
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
京都府京都市伏見区葭島矢倉町13番地
Postal code
6128224
Prefecture
京都府
Prefecture code
26
City or district
京都市伏見区
City code
109
Street address
葭島矢倉町13番地
Organisation type
301
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長執行役員  盛田 賀容子
Capital
5660000000
Employees
283
Employees (male)
233
Employees (female)
50
Business summary
化学製品の製造販売
Website URL
https://www.nj-chem.co.jp/
Year founded
Business category
E:製造業
Date established
Unified government qualification - grade
Unified government qualification - business items
Update date
2018-07-11
Key information
5130001014766
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