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Dow Chemical to set up $100 m R&D centre in India

MUMBAI: Dow India, a unit of Dow Chemical Co0, the largest U.S. chemical maker, said it would spend an initial Rs 400 crore ($100 million) on a research and development centre in India.

The global R&D centre on a 100-acre site near Pune will be operational by 2008 and have 500 employees by 2010, it said in a statement late on Wednesday.

"The centre will have the capacity to bring a new product to market, from concept to commercialisation," said a top official of the company.

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