BASF To Raise IPDA Prices

Avatar for Matt Hopkins By Andrea Klosterman Harris|25 September 2008

BASF is raising its prices for isophorone diamine (IPDA) in Europe by 0.20 euros (around US $0.29) per kilogram, effective immediately as existing contracts permit. The company attributes this necessary price adjustment to rising costs. BASF is a leading supplier of IPDA, is used in large volumes as a specialty amine in high-growth epoxy and isocyanate applications.

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