KURARAY CO.,LTD. (KURRF) Stock Price, Financials & Summary | drillr

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Revenue (TTM)

814.56B

Net Income (TTM)

3.26B

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Latest newsMore news →

Kuraray announced it will expand production capacity for hollow-fiber filtration membranes used in semiconductor plant wastewater treatment, targeting start-up in 2029.46d ago

Kuraray announced it will tighten investment discipline and focus on growth areas such as activated carbon for water treatment, considering raising its weighted average cost of capital (WACC) estimate of 4-6% due to rising interest rates.60d ago

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Kuraray announced it will expand production capacity for hollow-fiber filtration membranes used in semiconductor plant wastewater treatment, targeting start-up in 2029.46d ago Kuraray announced it will tighten investment discipline and focus on growth areas such as activated carbon for water treatment, considering raising its weighted average cost of capital (WACC) estimate of 4-6% due to rising interest rates.60d ago