Hyosung Chemical, NF3 Business Sale Progress… Will Sale Rumors Succeed This Time?
Published2024.03.12 09:36Hyosung Chemical, which has been facing difficulties due to deteriorating performance and market downturn, is reportedly making progress as multiple companies have shown interest in acquiring its nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) business. Given that there were disposal rumors throughout last year, industry attention is now focused on whether the company will succeed in the sale this time.
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