Teijin said on March 3 that it has wrapped up a tender offer for Japan Tissue Engineering (J-TEC), previously Fujifilm’s regenerative medicine unit, acquiring a majority stake in the company to make it a consolidated subsidiary. The Japanese chemicals giant…
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