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DuPont's board voted unanimously to name Kullman leader of its 60,000-strong workforce, the newspaper said.

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Making photo-voltaic cells for solar power projects has been one of DuPont's fastest-growing businesses, but Ms. Kullman said it recently became clear that customers had built up larger-than-expected inventories.

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The company's consumer electronics side, producing liquid-crystal displays, films and packaging for circuitry, was also hit by what Ms. Kullman said was a lack of confidence among customers about near-term demand for some electronic products.

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Ms. Kullman has continued the transformation of the company into a business with a broad focus on science-focused product innovation and a product range that includes Tyvek construction materials, Kevlar body armor and performance chemicals such as titanium dioxide.

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"Danisco is a premier company, a long-time successful partner of DuPont and a proven innovator committed to sustainable growth," Kullman said in a statement Sunday evening.

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The television market has been particularly weak for component suppliers, and Kullman later told reporters that she expected a slow start for consumer electronics in the new year before a second-half-pickup.

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DuPont Chairman and Chief Executive Ellen Kullman declined to be drawn on a potential disposal of the unit during a conference call to discuss earnings earlier this week, and said a target of returning margins to double-digits on a percentage basis next year remained possible.

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"These businesses have to be prepared for restocking in 2012," said DuPont Chief Executive Ellen Kullman at the start of the U.S. company's annual investor day.

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Ms. Kullman has continued the dismantling of a company—still best known for patenting nylon—started by her predecessor Charles Holliday , which included the 2001 sale of most of its pharmaceuticals business to Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. for $7.8 billion.

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