Chemtura Corp. (CEMJQ) has struck a deal to sell its stake in a Dutch joint venture that will pay the chemical company $5 million and allow it to unload $14.25 million in environmental and pension liabilities.
In papers filed Wednesday with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del., Chemtura said the deal will allow it divest a petroleum-additive business that contributes little to its bottom line but exposes it to potentially expensive obligations.
The sale to Sonneborn B.V. will enable Chemtura to ...
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