Zhejiang Longsheng to pay Kiri $696M for DyStar shares

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With the share purchase agreement, DyStar will become a 100% owned subsidiary of Zhejiang Longsheng by no later than November 2025

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The ownership of DyStar is still at the centre of a legal wrangle.

SINGAPORE – After a long legal wrangle, DyStar’s major shareholder Zhejiang Longsheng Group has agreed to pay $696.54 million to acquire 37.57% of the issued shares in DyStar Global Holdings (Singapore) previously held by India’s Kiri Industries Limited.

The share purchase agreement means that DyStar – a well-known specialty chemicals supplier – will transition to full ownership by the Zhejiang Longsheng and follows a ruling by the Singapore International Commercial Court, which mandated the sale of 100% of DyStar’s equity.

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