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INABATA & Co.,Ltd.

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INABATA & Co., Ltd. is a Japanese company with a diverse range of business segments including information electronics, chemicals, and synthetic resins. The company operates in various regions such as Southeast Asia, India, Australia, Northeast Asia, North America, Europe, and Turkey. INABATA has a manufacturing, processing, and R&D base in China with a production capacity of approximately 200,000 tons across seven factories. The company's segment growth strategy, "New Challenge 2026," focuses on expanding into growth markets and unexplored fields. INABATA was selected as a constituent of the "JPX Nikkei Index Human Capital 100" for two consecutive years.

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