Exclusive: Huntsman to shed 100 jobs in TiO2

04 February 2002 00:37  [Source: ICIS news]

LONDON (CNI)--Huntsman International is to lose 100 workers in its global titanium dioxide (TiO₂) operations during 2002 and 2003, according to chief executive Peter Huntsman.

The proposed job cuts, out of a total global TiO₂ workforce of 3000, were revealed in an exclusive interview with CNI's sister magazine European Chemical News.

He said the losses are linked to the introduction of an automated invoicing system and other streamlining measures.

For further details of the interview, in which Huntsman outlines his priorities for the company in 2002, see this week's ECN. For a subscription, call Connie Magner on +44 208 652 4775.

By: Neil Sinclair
+44 20 8652 3214

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