Nissan Establishes New Subsidiary in China
Nissan Chemical Industries Ltd has established a new subsidiary Nissan Chemical Materials Research (Suzhou) Co, Ltd in Suzhou, the People’s Republic of China (China).
This enables Nissan Chemical to strengthen its technical support and customer service in Chinese display market, which has significant growth potential, and to further expand Nissan Chemical’s performance materials business by actively developing products that meet market needs.
2026-08-23
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