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Adeka Moves to Strengthen Relations With South Korean Customers Amid Japan’s Export Restrictions

Dec. 9, 2019

Filed Under: Industry Tagged With: Adeka, electronics, imports and exports, South Korea

Adeka Corp. (TYO:4401) is feeling the effects of Japan’s restrictions on exports to South Korea with the company’s semiconductor materials…....

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