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ENEOS Materials: Committed to global sustainability

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December 15, 2023

ENEOS Materials aims to promote technology skills, innovation, and contributing to the development of society.

ENEOS Materials: Committed to global sustainability

Industrial rubber products 

Last year, ENEOS Materials – a subsidiary of Japan’s leading oil company, ENEOS Corporation – was established following the break up of JSR Corporation’s elastomer business, and is today engaged in research and development, manufacturing, and sales of synthetic rubber, thermoplastic elastomers, latex, and other raw materials. Since the original business was founded in 1957, it has contributed to the development of various industries, including the automotive sector, by supplying various synthetic rubbers both in Japan and overseas. 

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