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He was awarded the “Dombivili Giants Award” for Industry in 2008 and the “Udyog Rattan Award” by the Institute of Economic Studies in 2010 and “National Gold Star Award & Gold Medal” from “The Indian Society for Industry and Intellectual Development” and some other international awards for his excellence in Chemical Business.
In connection with a review by our Chemical Business of these facilities in obtaining information for the EPA pursuant to the EPA’s request, our Chemical Business management believes, subject to further review, investigation and discussion with the EPA, that certain facilities within our Chemical Business may be required to make certain capital improvements to certain emission equipment in order to comply with the requirements of the Clean Air Act.
Inter-segment revenue comprise of power generated by Captive Power Generation Units and consumed in Chemical Business and is priced at estimated market value.
Simpson Thacher advised Kerr-McGee that it could accomplish this goal – a spinoff would allow Old Kerr-McGee to “get[ ] out from under legacy liabilities.” (PX 3).The Separation of the Chemical Business from the E&P Business The next steps in the separation of the chemical business from the E&P business came to be known as Project Focus.
In Defendants’ words, “Lehman and Kerr-McGee believed that Kerr-McGee’s stock was trading at a discount because E&P analysts who covered Kerr- McGee did not understand how to value the Chemical Business properly.” (Watson Dep., 6/13/2012 at 455:22-456:09; JX 15 at 4, JX 17 at 19; JX 43 at 15; DX 340 at 6; Tr. (L.
The Chemical Business The business that was left behind when the E&P assets were divested entailed the manufacture and sale of titanium dioxide (TiO₂), an industrial chemical used to whiten paints, paper, plastic and other products.
This agreement, produced by the Fecc Precursors Committee and reviewed by CBA (Chemical Business Association), is designed to help personnel in chemical manufacturing and distributor companies to adopt a voluntary, risk-based approach to security to identify and address vulnerabilities, improve vigilance, prevent or mitigate incidents, enhance training and response capabilities, and establish and maintain reporting relationships with key stakeholders.
In 2002, two subsidiaries within our Chemical Business, sold substantially all of their operating assets relating to a Kansas chemical facility (“Hallowell Facility”) but retained ownership of the real property.
The nationwide lockdown caused complete shutdown of Company’s Chemical Business, but Sugar manufacturing operations continued without any significant disruption.
The Chemical Business intends to vigorously defend itself in this matter.