China market's tough but still a big draw
4th Oct 2005, 21:11 GMT
THE German multinational, BASF, is bullish on China, announcing last week plans to expand capacity at its newly opened US$2.9 billion joint venture petrochemical complex in Nanjing by 25 per cent to 750,000 tonnes per annum to cater to the rapidly growing market there.
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