(Reuters) - The company, which operates air pollution control and specialty chemical businesses, had on Tuesday said it plans to perform at least one Fuel Chem program on a combustion unit in China.
Shares of the Batavia, Illinois-based company rose nearly 18 percent, or $5.15, to $33.84 amid heavy-volume trade in the morning, making it the top gainer on the Nasdaq. They had touched their all-time high of $34.60 earlier.
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Shares of the Batavia, Illinois-based company rose nearly 18 percent, or $5.15, to $33.84 amid heavy-volume trade in the morning, making it the top gainer on the Nasdaq. They had touched their all-time high of $34.60 earlier.
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