TorQuest buys wood rosin business from subsidiary of Ashland Inc. for $75M

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By The Associated Press

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

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Private equity fund manager TorQuest Partners to acquire wood rosin and natural wood terpens business from subsidiary of Ashland Inc. in $75-million deal.

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