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DyStar transitions to ownership by Zhejiang Longsheng

05/06/2025

Chemicals-maker DyStar has announced Zhejiang Longsheng Group has bought 37.57% of shares previously held by Indian group Kiri Industries.

The acquisition follows a ruling by the Singapore International Commercial Court mandating the sale of 100% of DyStar’s equity. 

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