About Croslene

Origin: Croslene Chemical was established in 1978, initially selling synthetic rubber latex from Japan's Takeda and later introducing technology to produce in Taiwan.

Equity: Initially, Lidye Group invested 49.0%, and Japan's Takeda invested 51% to jointly establish Croslene Chemical Industries Ltd. The Company is located in Taipei City, with a factory in Hukou, Hsinchu. In 2000, Japan was affected by the economic bubble, which led to a trend of corporate mergers. Japan's Takeda, in order to focus on its pharmaceutical business, transferred its chemical division (including overseas Croslene) to Japan's Mitsui Chemicals. During this period, Mitsui Chemicals transferred part of its equity to Lidye Co., Ltd.. The current equity distribution is as follows: Lidye Co., Ltd. (81.1%), Japan's Mitsui Chemicals (14.9%), Japan's Zeon (2.0%), and Eternity Enterprise (2.0%). 

Capital: The current capital is 200 million NTD.

Business Scope: Croslene began with the production, manufacturing, and sales of synthetic rubber latex, and later expanded to design. Subsequently:

• • 1986: Introduction of PUF (rigid thermal insulation material) technology.
  • 1990: Introduction of SMC (reinforced plastic composite material) technology.
  • 1996: Introduction of PUA (food packaging adhesive) technology.
  • 1996: Establishment of Croslene Chemical Industries (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd. in Shanghai, China, as a springboard for entering the mainland market.
  • 2005: Collaboration with Japan's Zeon for contract manufacturing and starting the production of rubber gloves.
  • 2010: Collaboration with Japan's Zeon to develop and start contract manufacturing and sales of E-IR.
  • 2015: Commencement of commercial production of PU cushioning foam (FIP).

We continuously challenge and expect ourselves to create higher corporate benchmarks through constant innovation and self-improvement.