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CHEMEXCIL

REPORT on

Council’s Participation in

CHEMSPEC EUROPE 2014 Exhibition

Held at

HUNGEXPO BUDAPEST FAIR CENTER

Budapest, Hungary

FROM 18-19, JUNE 2014

BASIC CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICALS &

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CONTENTS

Particulars Pg. No.

• Chairman’s Foreword 02

• Overview of the Event 03

• Country Profile of Hungary 04

• India – Hungary Bilateral Trade 04

• Export Statistics of Speciality Chemicals to EU 10

• List of parties visited Chemexcil stall during the fair

• Company Profiles of Participants under CHEMEXCIL

• Photographs

Foreword

Dear Member Exporters, I have pleasure in presenting you the report on CHEMEXCIL’s participation in CHEMSPEC EUROPE 2014 Exhibition held at HungExpo Budapest Fair Center, Budapest, Hungary on 18th & 19th June 2014.

CHEMSPEC Europe is a large-scale international event which was organized by a British company called quartz chemicals and featured over 400 international exhibitors from several countries including the UK, Germany, China, India and Japan, etc. This being a prestigious event, the Exhibitors and visitors alike covered the whole spectrum of fine and speciality chemicals from sectors such as agrochemicals, biotechnology, coatings, cosmetics and personal care ingredients, electronic chemicals, dyestuffs and colours, biocides, surfactants water treatment, pharmaceuticals and many more.

India’s relations with Hungary have been close and friendly, multifaceted and substantive. As the fourth largest economy and among the fastest growing markets and an emerging IT power, India is an important partner for Hungary in Asia. With Budapest ideally located to join Eastern and Western Europe, this was an excellent opportunity to make new contacts from both sides of the continent and also expand the volume of trade considerably in the coming years.

In view of the importance of this region as a growing market for chemical Products, the Council’s participation in the above event was very significant. The Council deputed Mr. S.G. Bharadi, Acting Executive Director to organise the Council’s participation in the above exhibition.

The Council organised an India Pavilion showcasing 35 member-exporters who took active part in the exhibition. The list of visitors along with the addresses and enquiries generated during the exhibition are furnished in this report.

I would request all of you to make full use of this report which I hope will benefit you in developing the export market for your company’s products in Hungary. With kind regards, Satish W. Wagh Chairman - Chemexcil

OVERVIEW OF THE EVENT

This year CHEMSPEC EUROPE which is one of the biggest fine and speciality chemicals event was held at Hungexpo Budapest Fair Center, Budapest, Hungary on 18th & 19th June 2014. CHEMSPEC is the leading exhibition for international fine and specialty chemical industry focusing on the ‘global application of organic chemistry’. CHEMSPEC EUROPE is the leading European fine and speciality chemicals event in the annual calendar. Over 400 exhibitors displayed their products, technologies and services. Exhibitors and visitors alike covered the whole spectrum of fine and speciality chemicals from sectors such as agrochemicals, biotechnology, coatings, cosmetics and personal care ingredients, electronic chemicals, dyestuffs and colours, biocides, surfactants water treatment, pharmaceuticals etc.. Hungary’s chemicals industry has experienced dynamic growth in the last few years with CAGR measured at over 8% during the period 2007-2011, having recorded revenue values of some $11.2 billion in 2011. In the fine and speciality chemicals segment, Hungary has strong production and processing capabilities in such sectors as pharmaceutical, cosmetics, detergents, pesticides, polymers and coatings and water treatment. Significant domestic players such as Tiszai Vegyi, Borsodchemie and Pannoplast share the production space with multinational brands such as Henkel in an industry sector which Hungary views as a strong growth area for the next 5 years. Hungary’s accession to the EU in 2005 led to a wide-ranging development of its chemical production processes, based on significant capital investment and new technology application. The implementation of REACH regulations, beginning in 2007, has also led to an improvement in standards within the industry which leave it well positioned for further export growth in the future. Its central location within the Eastern Europe quadrant provide Hungary with direct access to many neighbouring countries, both east and west and underline its strategic importance to the overall European chemicals industry. . India’s relations with Hungary have been close and friendly, multifaceted and substantive. Decades of Indo-Hungarian economic interaction further sustained the relationship as India became Hungary’s biggest Asian trading partner. India is also seen as a country whose ancient culture and spiritual traditions and the academic and scientific excellence specially in the “knowledge sector” is deeply attractive to ordinary Hungarians. As the fourth largest economy and among the fastest growing markets and an emerging IT power, India is an important partner for Hungary in Asia. In the recent years, economic relations between the two countries have been hoisted to a higher level of importance. The Council had participated in the above exhibition and organized India pavilion which was beautifully designed and also gave facility of meeting space to Indian participants to discuss with their counterparts. Under the umbrella of CHEMEXCIL, 35 member-exporters took active part in the said exhibition. On 18th June 2014, His Excellency Mr. Malay Mishra, Ambassador of India inaugurated the Indian exhibition by ceremoniously cutting the ribbon at the India Pavilion. The large-scale international event which was organized by a British company called quartz chemicals, featured over 400 international exhibitors from several countries including the UK, Germany,

China, India and Japan, etc. His Excellency also visited `the stalls of Indian Participants and also gave suggestions on how to enter Hungarian market and promote exports. He also assured the participants, full assistance from Embassy of India and advised them to contact Mr. Das, Second Secretary, in case they need any information. He informed that he has already written a letter to all chemical associations requesting them to visit the Exhibition and also exchanged company profiles of all the participants. Further, he shared that in Hungary, there are large number of chemical companies and interested Indian exporters may take their contact details from Mr. Das, Second Secretary.

The list of participants is given as annexure to this report. The Council had specially prepared an Exhibition Catalogue for this exhibition incorporating major achievements and latest developments by the Indian Chemical Industry and also the company profiles of participants as well as those who took part by displaying their catalogues. The Exhibition Catalogues both in hard & soft format were distributed freely amongst the visitors during this Exhibition. The list of visitors along with the addresses and enquiries generated at the above exhibition are given in this report. This year CHEMSPEC Europe had called up prominent buyers of Chemicals from around the world as their invitees. Country Brief – Hungary

Basic Facts • Full name: Hungary

• Population: 10 million (UN, 2012)

• Capital: Budapest

• Area: 93,030 sq km (35,919 sq miles)

• Major language: Hungarian

• Major religion: Christianity

• Life expectancy: 71 years (men), 78 years (women) (UN)

• Monetary unit: Forint

• Main exports: Machinery and transport equipment, foodstuffs, chemicals

• GNI per capita: US $12,730 (World Bank, 2011)

• Internet domain: .hu

• International dialling code: +36 India-Hungary Relations India’s relations with Hungary have been close and friendly, multifaceted and substantive. They have survived the vicissitudes of political and economic changes particularly in Hungary and reorientation of foreign policy in the post-cold war period. Both countries commemorated the 50th year of establishment of diplomatic relations in 1998. The visit of PM Gyurcsany to India in January 2008 took place during the 60th anniversary of establishment of diplomatic relations. Decades of Indo-Hungarian economic interaction further sustained the relationship as India became Hungary’s biggest Asian trading partner and Hungary had 25 joint ventures in India in the 1980s.

Intense and fruitful scientific and technological interactions created further value. All of this added up to tremendous political goodwill. Hungarian political leaders have often underlined recognition of India, her prestige and stature and a natural affinity towards the country and its people on the part of the Hungarian constituencies. Sometimes, there is spontaneous outpouring of pro-Indian sentiments on the part of Hungarians which nudges the Government to take action. India is also seen as a country whose ancient culture and spiritual traditions and the academic and scientific excellence specially in the “knowledge sector” is deeply attractive to ordinary Hungarians. As the fourth largest economy and among the fastest growing markets and an emerging IT power, India is an important partner for Hungary in Asia. Hungarian PM’s Visit to India The Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany visited India from 16-19 January 2008 covering Delhi, Agra and Bangalore. PM Gyurcsany called on President of India, and met with EAM, Minister of Commerce and Industry, Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Chairperson of UPA and Leader of Opposition. Agriculture Minister Josef Graz also accompanied the delegation and met his counterparts in India. Seven Agreements/MoUs were signed between the two countries. These include Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation in the field of Health and Medicine; Agreement for Cooperation in Agriculture, Plant Quarantine and Protection and Animal Husbandry; Letter of Intent on the Establishment of an India-Hungary Strategic Research Fund; Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation between ONGC and MOL. PM Gyurcsány also addressed the business forums of FICCI and CII, where Hungary was a special guest. The delegation visited Infosys and BioCon in Bangalore. Important Bilateral Treaties and Agreements In addition to the above listed agreements, a number of other agreements provide the overall institutional framework for economic cooperation with Hungary: • Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAC) (signed in November, 2003) • Bilateral Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement (BIPA) (Nov, 2003) • MoU on IT Cooperation (Nov.2003) • Agreement on Defence Cooperation (Nov.2003) • Economic Cooperation Agreement (June 2005) • Cultural Exchange Programme (Oct 2006). • Agreement on the cooperation in the field of Agriculture (Jan 2008) • Agreement in the field of Science and Technology (Jan 2008) • Health Cooperation Agreement (Jan 2008) • Agreement between ONGC and MOL for joint exploration (January 2008) • Establishment of a Strategic Fund of Euro 2 million (Jan 2008) • MoU on Social Security Agreement (Feb 2010) • MoU between ITDH and FICCI on Trade and Investment Cooperation (Feb 2010) • Agreement on Arbitration between FICCI and HCCI (Feb 2010) • MoU on cooperation between HITA and FICCI in (Oct 2013) • MoU on Traditional Systems of Medicine Ministry of Health India, Ministry of

Human Resources Hungary (Oct 2013) Bilateral visits Over the years, several high-level visits have taken place: India to Hungary President Zakir Hussain 1958

President V. V. Giri 1970 PM Indira Gandhi 1972 President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed 1976 Speaker B.R.Jakhar 1980 PM Rajiv Gandhi 1988 Speaker Rabi Ray 1991 President S.D.Sharma 1993 Speaker S.Patil 1995 Smt. Sushma Swaraj, Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Health and Family Welfare

June 2003

Mr Natwar Singh, External Affairs Minister June 2005 Smt Ambika Soni Minister of Tourism & Culture October 2006 Mrs. Panabaaka Lakshmi, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare.

September 2007

Shri Anand Sharma, Minister of Commerce and Industry February 2010 Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker of Lok Sabha June 2010 Smt. Preneet Kaur, Minister of State for External Affairs November

2010 Shri Ashwani Kumar, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs May 2011 Shri Vilasrao Deshmukh, Minister for Science and Technology November

2011 Shri Sachin Pilot, Minister of State for Communications and IT Technology

October 2012

Shri Salman Khurshid, Minister of External Affairs July 2013 Hungary to India PM Ferenc Munnich 1962 PM Gyula Kallai 1966 President Pál Losonczi 1969 & 1976 PM Jeno Fock 1974 Speaker Istvan Sarlos 1986 President Dr. Arpad Goncz 1991 Speaker Zoltan Gal 1994 Speaker Janos Ader 1999

PM Peter Medgyessy 2003 Dr. Kinga Goncz, Foreign Minister November 2006Dr. Janos Veres, Finance Minister January 2007 Mr. Istvan Hiller, Minister of Cultural Heritage October 2007 PM Ferenc Gyurcsány January 2008 Dr. Ildikó Kovács, National Office for Research and Technology January 2010 Mr. Peter Balazs, Minister of Foreign Affairs January 2010 Mr. László Parragh, President of Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

March 2010

Dr. Zsolt Semjén, Deputy Prime Minister, Deputy Speaker of Parliament

May 2012

Dr. János Latorcay, Deputy Speaker of Parliament May 2012 Mr. László Kövér, Speaker of Parliament November 2012Mr. Péter Szijjartó, State Secretary for External Economic Relations August 2013 Mr. Viktor Orban, Prime Minister October 2013 Mr. János Martonyi, Minister of Foreign Affairs November 2013 Commercial and Economic Relations Economic co-operation between India and Hungary has a long history. Co-operation in this field was institutionalized in 1949 with the signing of a Rupee Trade Agreement which operated through the negotiation of annual protocols which fixed the products to be traded and the amounts thereof, with the trade being canalized through government agencies. The major items of export from India before 1990 were tea, tobacco, pepper and other spices, de-oiled cakes, finished leather and shoe uppers, iron ore and pellets, cotton and jute goods, engineering goods, Maruti vehicles, chemicals and chemical products. Imports from Hungary included steel and steel products, chemicals, machine tools, pulses, peas, newsprint and engineering goods, especially for railways and power projects. Over 25 collaborations had also been established in India by Hungarian companies. Indeed trade has far surpassed the levels of the 1980’s and now stands at around USD 700 million. Bilateral Trade India’s trade with Hungary has been increasing steadily. Bilateral Trade (in USD Million)

Year Indian Exports Indian imports Total Trade2002 79.2 23.2 102.3 2003 91.9 27.3 119.2 2004 104.6 31.3 135.9 2005 105.6 44.5 150.1 2006 142.5 128.3 270.8 2007 297.7 100.1 397.8 2008 545.5 146.9 692.5 2009 377.8 188.4 566.1 2010 271.1 354.4 625.5 2011 352.0 487.8 839.8

2012 362.6 279.3 641.9 2013 365.6 216.9 582.5

Source: Central Statistical Office www.ksh.hu

Major Hungarian Exports to India: Machinery and mechanical appliances; electrical equipment, vegetable products, products of the chemical or allied industries, base metals, materials and products of paper industry, optical, medical instruments etc. Major Indian Exports to Hungary: Machinery and mechanical appliances; electrical equipment, products of the chemical or allied industries, Vehicles and associated transport equipment, footwear, headgear and accessories of fashion, textiles and textile articles, prepared foodstuffs; beverages; tobacco products. Trade Composition: Recent trends indicate a shift in the composition of Indian exports away from traditional goods such as cotton yarn and textiles, towards organic chemicals, machinery, automotive components and pharmaceuticals. Imports from Hungary comprise items such as wheat, electrical machinery and equipment and light engineering goods. Key Focus Areas List of Indian investments in Hungary: Company Sector RemarksGanz Transelektro /CG Electric

Electrical equipment

Acquired by Crompton Greaves group, through their Belgian subsidiary Pauwels Ltd. in July 2006

ICN Valeant Hungary / Alkalioda

Pharma Acquired by Sun Pharmaceuticals in 2005. Is active in narcotic and alkaloid substances in the medicinal field. Employs about 300 personnel.

SMR Automotive Mirror Tech.

Auto components

Established in 1995, belonged to the Visocorp company. Acquired by the SMR group (Samvardhana Motherson Reflectec) in 2009, the Hungarian unit was renamed to SMR Automotive Mirror Technology Hungary. Employs 1350.

Tata Consultancy Services TCS Hungary

IT A Tata group company, established office in 2001. Upgraded the unit to Global Development Centre. Employs about 900 personnel. Opened an IT Centre of Excellence at Szent Istvan University, Godollo. Recently 2012 expanded facility to accomodate extra 300+ workers.

Orion Electronics Ltd.

Electronics Producer of electronics appliances. Part of the Thakral Group based in Singapore, with Indian ownership (Indirect Indian investment in Hungary)

Novontech-Zala Ltd.

Electronics Established in 2010 for the developing and manufacturing of electronics. In 2012 the Hungarian company entered into strategic partnership with Intech India Pvt. Ltd and Kanha Technologies. Employs 50 workers.

Genpact Hungary IT Established in 2002 Sept 14 with a US$ 70mln investment as it started Business Process Outsourcing in the European market. Employs about 600 personnel.

Wipro IT Wipro Ltd is an Indian IT giant. Collaborating with Ericsson and recently established an office in Infopark. It employes about 70 persons.

Cognizant IT Opened office in 2008, employs 260+. Satyam Computer Services Limited

IT Opened in 2004. Employs about 60 personnel. Have plans to start a BPO centre, named Nipuna. Satyam has been severely affected by the financial crisis in 2010. Since then it has minimized operations in Hungary and in 2013 became Tech Mahindra Ltd.

Wipers, Veszprem / PMP Autocomponents

Auto components

Acquired by Nicholas Piramal group company in Jun 2006, employs about 100 personnel. In 2010 Indian mother company purchased the reknowned Czech PAL and shifted production to the Czech republic.

Dunakiliti Konzervuzem

Food processing

Acquired by Global Green, a Crompton Greaves group company, in 2006.

Technocraft Hungary Limited

Textile Acquired a local company called Danube Knitwear Ltd, in Baja. Was incorporated on 28th of August 2000 and its main business is to trading of yarn and galvanized steel tubes and sale of product made by the Technocraft in Hungary and neighboring countries, further on import of other products of Indian origin, sale of them in Hungary

Eroterv- Waagner-Biro Kornyezetvedelmi Kft.

Industrial fly-ash

90% share held by Indian company McNally Bharat in 2000. Has 10 employees; company designs devices for industrial fly-ash removal.

Tata Steel Steel Corus Distribution Europe – founded a new Distribution Office in Györ, Hungary, servicing a customer base with slitted rings, cut-to-length sheets and rewinded steel coils for many different industries in the Central and Eastern European region. Tata Steel is Europe’s 2nd and the wolds 10th largest steel producer. Operations ended in 2013 in Hungary.

Cosmos City Fashion, garments

Franchise network with 35 shops in Hungary, and neighboring countries.

Eculine Hungary Kft

Logistics Logistics, HQ is in Mumbai, part of the Avashya Group. Opened office in April 2010, employs 4.

Indian Community

There is a small resident Indian community in Hungary, mostly professionals in IT industry and business, including a transient community of about 80 students who are studying in various universities of Budapest, Pecs, Szeged etc. From time to time, there is an exchange of research scholars and scientists for a period ranging from three weeks to six months under our exchange programmes. In addition there are a few Indians who are married to local Hungarians and permanently settled in Hungary. In recent years, the number of Indians in Hungary is estimated to be 300-350.

CHEMEXCIL’S EXPORT - PANELWISE (US$ in MILLION )

Chapter No./Panel 2010-11 (April/March)

2011-12 (April/March)

2012-13 (April/March)

(32) Dyes & (29) Dye Intermediates 2644.6 3576.0 4346.5

(28) Inorganic, (29) Organic & (38) Agro chemicals

3805.4 5385.6 6780.6

(33) Cosmetics, (34) Soaps, Toiletries and (33) Essential oils

1078.7 1430.0 1898.5

(15) Castor Oil 573.7 879.2 829.8

Total 8102.4 11270.8 13855.4

Rate of exchange per US$ = Rs.52/-

Export Statistics of Speciality Chemicals to EU- for the period 2010-11, 2011-12 & 2012-13

2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-11 HS Code Product Quantity US$ Quantity US$ Quantity US$

(Kgs) (Kgs) (Kgs) SPECIALITY CHEMICALS AUSTRIA

38249022

WATER TREATMENT CHEMICALS ION EXCHANGER(INN)SUCH AS PERMIUTITS, ZEOLITES

16,000 39,435

41,600 88,122

38140020 PREPARED PAINT OR VARNISH REMOVERS 20 386 0 0

Country Totals 16,020 39,821 41,600 88,122

BELGIUM

38112100

ADDITIVES FOR LUBRICATING OILS CONTAINING PETROLEUM OILS OR OILS OBTAINED FROM BITUMINOUS MINERALS

1,03,320 8,58,445 55,620 4,33,683 32,760 2,23,355

38112900 OTHER ADDITIVES FOR LUBRICATING OILS

19,080 2,89,620 26,280 4,24,703 21,182 2,21,390

38123090 RUBBER CHEMICAL-N.E.S.(BLOWING 42,879 2,83,723 4,42,402 25,96,855 9,86,970 38,53,638

AGENT)

38151900 OTHER SUPPORTED CATALYSTS 41,000 2,18,959 45 4,239

38249022


97,000 1,01,006 1,71,321 2,23,065 6,14,440 9,03,783

38122090 OTHER COMPOUND PLASTICISERS FOR RUBBER OR PLASTICS

22,000 24,859 23,632 59,381 27,000 27,798

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 3,646 13,311 1,69,160 2,33,536 6,289 14,657

Country Totals 3,28,925 17,89,923 8,88,415 39,71,223 16,88,686 52,48,860

BULGARIA

38122090 OTHER COMPOUND PLASTICISERS FOR RUBBER OR PLASTICS

25,000 49,270

0 0

38099110 TEXTILE ASSISTANTS MORDANTING AGENTS

50 52

0 0

Country Totals 25,050 49,322 0 0

CZECH REPUBLIC

38249022


1,30,000 1,03,684 4,42,000 3,36,851 3,92,020 2,63,979

38140020 PREPARED PAINT OR VARNISH REMOVERS

50 250

0 0

Country Totals 1,30,050 1,03,934 4,42,000 3,36,851 3,92,020 2,63,979

FINLAND 38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS

FOR RUBBER 1,40,000 4,32,922 67,000 1,94,911 7,000 20,188

38121000 PREPARED RUBBER ACCELERATORS

40,000 1,61,681 3,000 11,844 3,000 9,763

38099130

TEXTILE ASSISTANTS DISPERSING AGENTS

9,600 37,748 36,800 1,22,730 26,400 71,414

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 3,200 11,692 0 0

Country Totals 1,92,800 6,44,043 1,06,800 3,29,485 36,400 1,01,365

FRANCE

38112100


9,20,506 35,50,087 6,52,790 19,56,987 23,48,812 47,20,123


5,47,000 27,61,685 3,82,000 19,36,116 1,93,000 9,22,722

38249022


2,60,855 3,83,720 1,81,065 2,61,580 10,62,311 12,39,917

38123090

RUBBER CHEMICAL-N.E.S.(BLOWING AGENT)

32,250 1,39,437 13,375 56,988 12,000 42,293

38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS FOR RUBBER 21,056 77,576 20,644 77,965 61,624 1,90,236

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 70,045 68,362 10,637 13,038 1,093 2,322

38112900

OTHER ADDITIVES FOR LUBRICATING OILS

10,000 39,528 36,600 2,23,126 24,753 1,04,841

38241000

PREPARED BINDERS FOR FOUNDRY MOULDS OR CORES

6,500 10,943 10 17 15 25

38123020 RUBBER SOFTENER 3,000 10,625 2,000 6,150 4,000 12,598

38123030 VULCANISING AGENTS FOR RUBBER

57 186

0 0


50 40

0 0

Country Totals 18,71,319

70,42,189 12,99,121 45,31,967 37,07,608 72,35,077

GERMANY 38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS

FOR RUBBER 11,49,33

2 50,78,43

1 16,95,471 72,36,650 8,88,200 29,89,722

38123090


5,06,244 30,12,106 1,90,543 9,67,460 1,03,488 4,52,718

38112100


6,44,866 21,91,432 4,23,664 13,05,409 2,81,444 6,60,599

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 3,29,886 5,50,197 51,527 1,33,119 13,652 39,226

38249022


2,67,000 4,05,467 1,93,806 2,89,206 7,32,504 9,82,306

38112900


68,160 2,24,643

0 0

38151900 OTHER SUPPORTED CATALYSTS

30,802 2,02,243 6,008 1,14,282 0 0

38123020 RUBBER SOFTENER 24,000 1,12,431 24,000 98,752 41,000 1,36,878


14,850 77,966 27,610 1,04,237 0 0

38099110

TEXTILE ASSISTANTS MORDANTING AGENTS

15,000 19,663 2,06,711 2,83,637 0 0


10 263 45 464 104 33

38122090

OTHER COMPOUND PLASTICISERS FOR RUBBER OR PLASTICS

5 34 2,03,358 2,90,960 2,026 2,747

38099160

TEXTILE ASSISTANTS-TEXTILE PRESERVATIVES

6 16

0 0

Country Totals 30,50,161 1,18,74,892 30,22,743 1,08,24,176 20,62,418 52,64,229

GREECE

38241000


79,976 60,521 19,992 15,083 19,992 11,745

38249022


26,000 44,123 12,500 21,055 0 0


Country Totals 1,12,576 1,22,190 32,492 36,138 19,992 11,745

HUNGARY

38112100


17,000 1,18,272

0 0

38249022


54,208 80,027 26,000 32,464 0 0

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 3 20 260 10,130

Country Totals 71,211 1,98,319 26,000 32,464 260 10,130

ITALY 38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS

FOR RUBBER 11,44,660 30,91,950 7,25,658 18,90,113 3,27,552 9,81,892


3,41,060 14,84,804 4,73,360 16,68,349 5,43,540 14,88,627

38123090


3,18,022 12,37,353 11,25,753 34,07,695 15,29,650 38,82,115

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 1,95,962 4,79,235 77,231 1,88,086 81,709 1,20,936

38122090


3,62,880 4,71,035 5,83,440 8,29,381 3,72,631 3,31,057

38249022


4,88,121 4,54,314 7,78,850 6,70,905 12,46,605 10,73,015

38244010 DAMP PROOF OR WATER PROOF COMPOUNDS

1,00,000 1,92,622 25,000 45,905 75 136


17,100 71,577

0 0

38241000


75,032 47,854 1,50,277 85,855 3,59,460 1,88,704

38099130


18,000 20,181 54,000 51,214 36,000 34,216

38130000

PREPARATIONS AND CHARGES FOR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS; CHARGED FIRE-EXTINGUISHING GRENADES

8,781 19,038

300 655

38099110


7,500 8,932

4,000 20,571


30 52

10 12

38249017

SURFACE TENSION REDUCING AGENTS

20 22

0 0

Country Totals 30,77,168 75,78,969 39,93,569 88,37,503 45,01,532 81,21,936

NETHERLAND

38249022


7,80,000 11,41,629 6,54,800 8,67,943 4,48,800 5,29,096


2,35,800 9,16,973 2,19,000 7,74,090 1,10,600 3,58,609

38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS FOR RUBBER 77,160 3,86,012 39,070 1,55,266 6,000 16,387

38123090


42,400 2,23,039 96,240 3,83,379 1,33,373 5,36,976

38099110


1,72,138 2,20,714

0 0

38122090


80,000 1,26,031 1,02,000 1,39,546 80,864 97,397


13,000 1,07,168

0 0

38112900


16,005 90,029 32,000 1,55,992 0 0

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 19,468 34,940 7,052 23,791 75 88

38249026 OIL WELL CHEMICALS 9,000 15,621 2 2 0 0

38241000


15,000 6,151 1,56,484 30,087 43,577 39,294

38130000


250 2,139 60 41 0 0

Country Totals 14,60,221 32,70,446 13,06,708 25,30,137 8,23,289 15,77,847

POLAND 38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS

FOR RUBBER 2,60,000 6,32,916 2,60,000 6,13,074 2,40,000 4,58,058

38249022


64,000 98,727 22,000 29,036 1,77,600 1,84,891

38112100


15,840 65,099

0 0

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 12 49 15 17

38112900


6 21

0 0

Country Totals 3,39,858 7,96,812 2,82,000 6,42,110 4,17,615 6,42,966

PORTUGAL 38099190 OTHER TEXTILE

ASSISTANTS 1,19,100 3,14,963 59,600 1,36,991 77,900 1,70,292

38122090


96,000 1,84,784 1,37,000 1,46,921 0 0

38249022


24,000 28,119

44,000 44,623

Country Totals 2,39,100 5,27,866 1,96,600 2,83,912 1,21,900 2,14,915

ROMANIA 38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS

FOR RUBBER 2,32,000 5,62,135 2,96,000 6,47,506 0 0

38122090


80,190 81,541

1,62,400 1,41,416

38130000


2,000 4,690 52,000 42,173 64,000 66,056

Country Totals 3,14,190 6,48,366 3,48,000 6,89,679 2,26,400 2,07,472

SLOVAK REP


50 132

0 0

Country Totals 50 132 0 0

SLOVENIA 38123020 RUBBER

SOFTENER 11,500 52,748 13,500 54,519 12,000 41,097

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 2,850 10,177 10 33 0 0

Country Totals 14,350 62,925 13,510 54,552 12,000 41,097

SPAIN

38249022


4,94,000 4,69,764 6,07,920 5,94,570 15,52,231 15,24,678

38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS FOR RUBBER 86,400 4,65,025 65,327 3,22,741 98,946 3,50,289

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 1,13,814 2,83,143 79,646 2,74,890 71,649 1,95,094

38123090


27,600 2,00,685 12,459 40,162 81,404 2,77,366

38122090


1,20,000 1,36,356 63,000 69,825 1,42,860 1,21,342

38241000


35,000 98,635 40,000 25,591 76,239 50,659


20,000 92,072

2 3


18,000 89,527 37,985 1,24,447 36,000 60,729

38099170

TEXTILE ASSISTANTS WATER PROOFING AGENTS

100 3,373

0 0

38244010 DAMP PROOF OR WATER PROOF COMPOUNDS

40 242

0 0

Country Totals 9,14,954 18,38,822 9,06,337 14,52,226 20,59,331 25,80,160

SWEDEN


15,000 50,477

0 0

38122090


4,867 33,946

0 0


38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS FOR RUBBER 1,100 5,736 1,262 5,310 0 0

Country Totals 28,167 1,16,889 1,262 5,310 0 0

U K


3,55,850 23,18,311 1,45,500 5,69,990 12 1,347

38123010 ANTI-OXIDANTS FOR RUBBER 3,83,583 9,11,074 4,18,641 9,61,171 35,581 1,06,416

38249022


5,47,490 6,08,933 4,35,490 4,98,496 2,82,900 2,24,930


1,10,520 3,81,202 1,63,440 4,68,941 1,30,040 3,07,999

38249026 OIL WELL CHEMICALS 72,730 3,35,638 20,640 19,377 27,534 20,225

38112900


49,406 2,51,522 48,000 2,24,568 19,429 58,775

38123090


50,200 1,29,913 31,728 1,54,942 81,245 3,99,503

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 30,853 1,19,044 18,517 37,971 3,284 17,253

38112100


17,180 70,725 30,400 1,22,831 16,073 35,296

38099130


13,700 26,580 55,971 98,186 72,246 1,02,475

38241000


27,513 17,528 55,000 30,265 33,553 15,071

38130000 PREPARATIONS AND CHARGES FOR FIRE

2,800 16,499 1,250 7,296 0 0

EXTINGUISHERS; CHARGED FIRE-EXTINGUISHING GRENADES

38099180

PREPARED GLZINGS, DRSSINGS ETC FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY

220 3,644 1,475 15,290 0 0

38122090


8 64 73,300 90,134 1,00,850 83,970

Country Totals 16,62,053 51,90,677 14,99,352 32,99,458 8,02,747 13,73,260

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Company Profiles of Participants under CHEMEXCIL SR. NO.

NAME OF THE PARTICIPANTS Company

Name and Address

STALL NOS

IEC CODE NO Product Manufactured

1 Mr.Girishkumar Chovatia Chairman & Managing Director AMI ORGANICS PVT LTD Plot No:440/5 & 6, Road No:82/A, G.I.D.C., Sachin, Surat-394230Gujarat, India TEL:- ++91-261-3222566 FAX:- ++91-261-2398436 CELL:- ++91-9824009384 Email:[email protected] ; [email protected] Website: www.amidrugs.com

M09 5204008799 Derivatives of Piperazine, Piperidine, Piperidone, Pyrrolidine, Pyrazole, Acetal, Coumarin etc.

2 Mr. Bhavesh Mody Director MODY CHEMI- PHARMA PVT LTD., Address:1 407-409 Swastik Disha Co-Park , L.B.S. Marg, Opp: Shreyas Cinema, Ghatkopar (West), Mumbai- 400 086 Maharashtra, India Address:2 J-39, MIDC, Taloja, Raigad – 410 208, Maharashtra TEL:- ++91-22-42044044 FAX:- ++91-22-25000546 CELL:- ++91-9821051185 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Website: www.modychem.com

N12 0302063188 Brominated Compounds

3 Mr. Chintan Mody Director MODY CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES 407-409 Swastik Disha Co-Park L.B.S. Marg, Opp: Shreyas Cinema, Ghatkopar (West), Mumbai- 400 086 Maharashtra, India

N12 0396072461 Brominated Compounds




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TEL:- ++91-22-42044044 FAX:- ++91-22-25000546 CELL:- ++91-9821051185 [email protected]; E.mail: [email protected] Website:www.modychem.com

4 Mr. Bhatia Bharat Brijlal Director VAPCHEM P.No.23, Harrichha Industrial Society, Udhna, Surat – 394 210 Gujarat, India. TEL:- ++91-261-2321100/2321200 FAX:- ++91-261-2321400 CELL:- ++91-9825123633 E.mail: [email protected] Website: www.bccindia.com

M11 5208036703 TEXTILE: • Disperse Dyes • Reactive Dyes • Textile Auxiliaries • Value Added Printing

Products • Screen Exposing Chemical • Blanket Adhesive • Enzymes • Eco Acid (Eco Acid

Against Acetic Acid) PAPER: • Enzymes • Pigments • Dyes PAINT: • Pigment CONSTRUCTION CHEMICALS: • Water Proofing Chemicals • Chemicals for Increasing

Strength Of Cement • Chemical for Increasing

Bonding Properties of Cement

5 Mr. Sanjeev Khurana General Manager POLYCHEM EXPORTS U-3227,2nd Floor, Surat Textile Market, Ring Road,Surat-395 002 Gujarat, India TEL:- ++91-261-2321100/2321200 FAX:- ++91-261-2321400 CELL:- ++91-9879511200 E.mail: [email protected] Website: www.bccindia.com

M11 3494000450 TEXTILE 1.Disperse Dyes 2.Reactive Dyes 3.Textile Auxiliaries 4.Value Added Printing Products 5.Screen Exposing Chemicals 6.Blanket Adhesive 7.Enzymes 8.Eco Acid (Eco Acid Against Acetic Acid) PAPER 1.Enzymes 2.Pigments 3.Dyes PAINT




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1.Pigment CONSTRUCTION

CHEMICALS 1.Water Proofing Chemicals 2.Chemicals for Increasing Strength of Cement 3.Chemical for Increasing Bonding Properties of Cement

6 Mr. Mishra Sujeet Kumar Rajpati Sales Associates SHREENATHJI INDUSTRIES Shed No.C-1B, 307/2, GIDC, Pandesara, Surat -394 221, Gujarat, India TEL:- ++91-261-2321100/ 2321200/2890316 FAX:- ++91-261-2321400 CELL:- ++91-9825110772 E.mail: [email protected] Website: www.bccindia.com

M11 5211015070 TEXTILE 1.Disperse Dyes 2.Reactive Dyes 3.Textile Auxiliaries 4.Value Added Printing Products 5.Screen Exposing Chemicals 6.Blanket Adhesive 7.Enzymes 8.Eco Acid (Eco Acid Against Acetic Acid) PAPER 1.Enzymes 2.Pigments 3.Dyes PAINT 1.Pigment CONSTRUCTION

CHEMICALS 1.Water Proofing Chemicals 2.Chemicals for Increasing Strength of Cement 3.Chemical for Increasing Bonding Properties of Cement

7 Mr. Samarjeet Kumar Associate Manager-International Business PRAKASH CHEMICALS INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD., Prakash House, C-40, Krishna Industrial Estate, OPST BIDC Gorwa, Vadodara-390 016 Gujarat, India TEL:- ++91-265-3926000 FAX:- ++91-265-3926046 E.mail: [email protected]

L10 3402001152 Agrochemicals, Chemical Intermediates, Flavour, Fragrance, Food Ingredients, Plastic Additives, Surfactants, Water Treatment Chemicals




Website: www.pciplindia.com

8 Mr. M.P.Aggarwal Chairman SAJJAN INDIA LTD., Address:1 Matulya Centre, Ground Floor, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai- 400 013 Maharashtra, India Address:2 Shah & Nahar Indl. Estate, Unit-440/441, Lower Parel, Mumbai – 400 013 Maharashtra. TEL:- ++91-22-67300700/24974400 FAX:- ++91-22-24951098 E.mail: [email protected] Website: www.sajjan.com

M01 0388005131 Agrochemicals, Dyes, Pigments, Material Science, Electronic, Pharmaceuticals & other Specialty Chemicals.

9 Mr. Vijay Kumar Todi Mr. Sanjay Gehlot Mr Ivan Fernandes Vice President Vice President- Marketing Vice President- Marketing OM INTERCONTINENTAL Matulya Centre, Ground Floor,Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai- 400 013 Maharashtra, India TEL:- ++91-22-67300700/24974400 FAX:- ++91-22-24951098 E.mail: [email protected] Website: www.sajjan.com

M01 0391156331 Intermediates for Dyes, Pigments, Material Science, Agrochemicals, Electronic, Pharmaceuticals and other Specialty Chemicals.

10 Ms. Priyanka M Agarwal Director PRIYATA INTERCONTINENTAL Matulya Centre, Ground Floor,Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai- 400 013 Maharashtra, India TEL:- ++91-22-67300700/24974400 FAX:- ++91-22-24951098 E.Mail: [email protected] Website: www.sajjan.com

M01 0301041199 Intermediates for Dyes, Pigments, Material Science, Agrochemicals, Electronic, Pharmaceuticals and other Specialty Chemicals

11 Ms. Alka Mishra Ms. Nidhi Malik Marketing Specialist Head- Corporate Marketing

M05 0588001651 Life Sciences and Pharmaceuticals




& Communication. JUBILANT LIFE SCIENCES LTD., Plot 1A, Sector 16A Noida- 201 301 Uttar Pradesh India TEL:- ++91-120-2516601-11 CELL:- ++91-9810120557 (Ms. Nidhi Malik) ++91-8800120383 (Ms. Alka Mishra) E.Mail: [email protected]; [email protected] Website: www.jubl.com

12 Mr. Balakrishnan NambissanSr. Manager Marketing – IC Division UPL LIMITED (FORMERLY UNITED PHOSPHORUS LIMITED) Uniphos House, Madhu Park, 11th Road, Khar (West), Mumbai 400052, Maharashtra, India. TEL:- ++91-22-66072300 FAX:- ++91-22-66072441 CELL:- ++91-9769321340 E.Mail: [email protected] Website: www.uplonline.com

L11A 0394016378 • Phosphorus Derivatives – Red Phosphorus (RP), Phosphorus Tri Chloride (PCL3), Phosphorus Oxy Chloride (POCL3), Phosphorus Penta Chloride (PCL5), Phosphorus Pentoxide (P205)

• Phosphites – Tri Methyl Phosphite (TMP), Tri Phenyl Phosphite (TPPI), Tri Ethyl Phosphite (TEP), Tri Iso Octyl Phosphite (TIOP)

• Phosphates – Triphenyl Phosphate (TPPA), Tributyl Phosphate (TBP)

• Agrochemical Intermediates – Meta Phenoxy Benzaldehyde (MPBAD), Cypermetric Acid Chloride (CMAC)/(DVACL), Cloquintocet Mexyl (Safener)

• Phosgene Derivatives – Phenyl Isocyanate, Phenyl Chloroformate.

• Transesters – Diphenyl Isodecyl Phosphite (DPDP), Tris Tridecyl




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Phosphite (TTDP), Phenyl Diisodecyl Phosphite (PDDP), Tri Decyl Phosphite (TDP), Tris Nonyl Phenyl Phosphite (TNPP)

Bitterant – Denatonium Benzoate (DB)

13 Mr. Sharad Patil GM - Marketing TRANSPEK INDUSTRY LIMITED Address: 1 6th Floor Marble Arch, Racecourse Circle Vadodara- 390007 Gujarat, India Address: 2 AT & Post Ekalbara Taluka Padra, Baroda - 391440 TEL:- ++91-265-2335444 FAX:- ++91-265-2335758 CELL:- ++91 9898906265 Email: [email protected] Website: www.transpek.com

K01 0888001843 Isophthaloyl Chloride, Terephthaloyl Chloride, Octanoyl Chloride, NeoDecanoyl Chloride, 4-Chlorobutyryl Chloride, n-Valeroyl Chloride, Cocoyl Chloride, Lauroyl Chloride, Propargyl- Chloride Solution, Para Nitrobenzoyl Chloride, 4-Pentenoyl Chloride.

14 Ms. Rakhee Gupta, DGM – New Business Development TRANSCHEM AGRITECH LTD., 6th Floor Marble Arch, Racecourse Circle Vadodara- 390007 Gujarat, India TEL:- ++91-265-2335444 FAX:- ++91-265-2335758 CELL:- ++91 9898906265 Email: [email protected] Website: www.transpek.com

K01 3403005461 Isophthaloyl Chloride, Terephthaloyl Chloride, Octanoyl Chloride, NeoDecanoyl Chloride, 4-Chlorobutyryl Chloride, n-Valeroyl Chloride, Cocoyl Chloride, Lauroyl Chloride, Propargyl- Chloride Solution, Para Nitrobenzoyl Chloride, 4-Pentenoyl Chloride.

15 Mr. Shashi M.Menon Director INDENTA CHEMICALS INDIA P LIMITED 201, Adamji Building, 413 N.N.Street, Mumbai- 400009, Maharashtra, India TEL:- ++91-22-23449820/21/23 FAX:- ++91-22-23432060 CELL:- ++91-9820112312 Email: [email protected]

N12C 0388003545 Manufacturers and Exporters of Sodium Hydroxide Pellets & Potassium Hydroxide Pellets: - Pioneers in Manufacturing of Sodium Hydroxide Pellets (Caustic Soda Pellets) and Potassium Hydroxide Pellets (Caustic Potash Pellets. Their products are available in various grade viz. AR (Analytical Reagent), LR


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Website: www.indenta.com (Laboratory Reagent), GR (Guaranteed Reagent), ACS, BP, USP, NF and JP.

Manufacturers and Exporters of Laboratory Reagents & Chemicals:- They manufacture a range of AR, LR, HPLC Solvents and Chemicals. They specialize in consolidated shipments of multiple products in FCL and LCL lots. Manufacturers and Exporters of Essential Oils, Fragrance & Flavour Ingredients:-

They manufacture Indian Natural Essential Oils and Natural Identical Oils for applications in Fragrance and Flavour industries. They can also encapsulate any essential oil for precise application in cosmetics and allied use.

16 Mr. Akshay Chadha

Director VAL ORGANICS PVT LTD., Chadha Bldg., Plot No 95, Ground Floor, Wadala, Mumbai- 400 031 Maharashtra, India TEL:- ++91-22-24146465/66 FAX:- ++91-22-24139761 CELL:- ++91-9320409659 Email: [email protected] Website: www.valorganics.com

N10 0300047126 Chloro Benzene, 2,4 DICAP, 2,4 DCFA, 2,5 DLA

17 Mr. Himanshu Mehta CEO PALVI POWER TECH SALES PVT. LTD. 315 Aditviya Complex, Near Deluxe Cross Roads, Nizampura, Vadodara-390 002. Gujarat, India TEL:- ++91-265-3925400-26 FAX:- ++91-265-3925421 CELL:- ++91-9825031036 Email:

N12 A 3406000321 Export & Trading of Chemicals and Food Chemicals Manufacturing of Molybdenum Chemicals, Iodine Derivatives and Master batches.

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18 Mr. Raxit Gor Senior Vice President-Supply Chain & Strategic Sourcing PI INDUSTRIES LTD., Registered Office: Udaisagar Road, Udaipur-313 001 Rajasthan, India Corporate Office: 5th Floor, Vipul Square, B-Bloack, Sushant Lok Phase 1, Gurgaon-122 009 Haryana, India TEL:- ++91-124-6790000 FAX:- ++91-124-4081247 CELL:- ++91-9214432331 Email: [email protected] Website: www.piindustries.com

N05/6 1393001114 Custom Synthesis and manufacturing of chemical raw materials, intermediates and active ingredients.

19 Mr. Ravi Desai Sales & Customer Service ANUPAM RASAYAN INDIA LTD., 8110, GIDC Sachin, Surat-394 230 Gujarat, India TEL:- ++91-261-2398991-95 FAX:- ++91-261-2398996 CELL:- ++91-9825801230 Email: [email protected] Website: www.anupamrasayan.com

N07 0890002266 Speciality Chemicals, Agrochemical Actives & Intermediates

20 Dr. Umesh Shetkar CEO BENZO CHEM INDUSTRIES PVT LTD., Madhukunj, Shankar Ghanekar Marg, Prabhadevi Mumbai-400 025 Maharashtra, India TEL:++91-22-43555888 FAX: ++91-22-24320924 CELL: ++91-9833214264 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Website: www.bcipl.com

M10 0388000180 Speciality Chemicals,

21 Mr. Amish Shah Director

N12 D 0310067855 Inorganic Metal Fine Chemicals


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S.K.CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (MUMBAI) P LTD., 818/819, Corporate Avenue, Sonawala Road, Goregaon (E), Mumbai- 400 062 Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-22-26863781 FAX: ++91-22-26853781 CELL: ++91-9323137380 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Website: www.skci.in

22 Mr. Vilas Dhakappa Mr. Santosh Kolapkar General Manager Manager Exports STERLING AUXILIARIES PVT.LTD. 30/31, Marol Co-Op. Industrial Estate, Off M.V. Road, Marol, Andheri (East), MUMBAI- 400 059 Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-22-4032 0200/201 FAX: ++ 91-22-28597892 CELL: ++91-9619231555/++91-9619387676 Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.sterlingaux.com www.sterlingspec.com

CS2 0392000814 • Ethoxylates, Propoxylates Surfactants

• Eo-Po Co-Polymers

• Textile Auxiliaries,

• Pesticide Emulsifiers,

• Alkanol Amines ,

• Antioxidants,

• Speciality Chemicals

23 Mr. Vikas Shah Director OC SPECIALITIES PVT. LTD 205, THE SUMMIT, Western Express Highway, Vile Parle (East), Mumbai – 400057. Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-22-26269200 FAX: ++91-22-26269292 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ocspl.com

H08 0305003364 Organic Intermediates

24 Mr. Sanny Shaikh ATUL LTD., Address:1 Ashoka Chambers, 3rd Floor, Rasala Marg, Mithakali

N01A 0388028921 Agriculture, Cosmetic, Flavour & Fragrance, Paint & Coatings, Personal Care, Aromatics, Colors, Crop Protection, Floras and Polymer






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Cross Road, L.S. Bridge, Ahmedabad – 380 006 Gujarat, India. Address: 2 310-B, Veer Savarkar Marg, Mumbai – 400 028. TEL: ++91-22-39876000 FAX: ++91-22-24376061 Email: [email protected] Website: www.atul.co.in

25 Mr. Rahul V. Palkar Executive Director INDO AMINES LTD. W-44, MIDC, Phase II, Manpada Road, Dombivli (E), Dist. Thane – 421 203, Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-251-2873527 FAX: ++91-251-2871635 Email: [email protected] Website: www.indoaminesltd.com

M12 0394064364 Fine Chemicals Speciality Chemicals Performance Chemicals

26 Mr.Anurag Jain Mr. Ambrish Dixit Director AVP – Sales & Marketing SRF LIMITED Address:1 C-8, Commercial Complex, Safdarjung Development Area, Delhi – 110 016 Address:2 Block - C, Sector - 45, Gurgaon - 122003, Haryana, India. TEL: ++91-124-4354400 FAX: ++91-124-4354500 CELL: ++91-9818200910 Email: [email protected] Website: www.srf.com

L01 0588109592 Fluorinated agents, Building blocks & fluorinated intermediates (Tri-fluoro, Di-fluoro, Chloro-fluoro and Perfluoro Compounds)

27 Mr. Smit Patel Director SANDHYA INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS 312, Nand Prem, 142, Nehru Road, Vile Parle East, Mumbai- 400 057 Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-22-61565555FAX: ++91-22-26104201 Email: [email protected];

N09 0303014458 Industrial Chemicals: Phosphorus Pentoxide-P2O5 Phosphorus Oxychloride-POCI3 Phosphorus Trichloride-PCI3 Poly Phosphoric Acid-PPA Antioxidants: Tri Phenyl Phosphite-TPP Diphenyl Isodecyl Phosphite-DPDP Diphenyl Isoctyl Phosphite-DPOP Di Isodecyl Phenyl Phosphite-




[email protected] Website: www. sandhya-group.com

DDPP Tris Nonyl Phenyl Phosphite-TnPP 2 Ethyl Hexyl Phenyl Phosphite-EHDP Tri Lauryl Phosphite-TLP Tri Isodecyl Phosphite-TDP Tris (tridecyl) Phosphite-TTDP Diphenyl Triisodecyl Phosphite-DPTDP Distearyl Pentaerythriol Diphosphite-DPEDP Deformers: Silicon Based Deformers Mineral Oil Based Deformers Non-Silicon Deformers Glycol Based Deformers Alcohol based Deformers Food Grade Deformers Fatty Acid based Deformers Polymeric Defoamer Silicon Emulsion Powder Defoamer Water based Defoamer Agro Chemicals: Aluminium Phosphide- Fumigant Zinc Phosphide- Rodenticides

28 Mr. Vic Shah Director LOBA CHEMIE PVT LTD., Jehangir Villa, 107, Wode House Road, Colaba, Mumbai-400 005 Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-22-66636663 FAX: ++91-22-66636699 Email: [email protected] Website: www.lobachemie.com

L09 0393011658 AAS Standard Solutions, ICP Standard Solutions, Adsorption Indicators, Amines & Amine Salts, Amino Acids & Derivatives, Biological Stains and dyes, Buffer Solutions, Column & Thin Layer Chromatographic Reagent, Complexometric Indicators, Concentrate Volumetric solutions (CVS Solutions traceable to NIST), Conductivity Standards, Cyanides, Gas Chromatography Solvents (GC Solvents), GC-HS Solvents, good’s Buffer (Biological Buffers), Good’s Buffer (Biological Buffers), High Purity Solvents, HPLC, Spectroscopy Grade Solvents, ION Pairing Reagents for HPLC, Laboratory Chemicals,



Metallic Salts (Metal Salts), Nucleosides, Nucleotides & DNA, Pesticide Residue Solvents (for Trace Analysis), pH Indicator, Phenols & Derivatives, Pre-Blended Solvents, Proteins and Protein Derivatives, Solutions for Haematology and Histology, Staining Solutions, Trace Metal Acids (ACIPUR) & High Purity Acids, Volumetric Solutions-Ready to use, Volumetric Standard Solutions (NIST) – Ready to use and more

29 Mr. Sidharth Choksi Vice President-Sales HINDUSTAN PLATINUM PVT LTD. Plot No C-122, TTC Industrial Area, Pawane Village, Navi Mumbai-400 703 Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-22-27683006 FAX: ++91-22-27619398 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.hp.co.in

L01A 0388166088 Manufacturers & Refiners of Precious Metal

30 Mr. Shanawaz Sheikh Manager PAUSHAK LIMITED 1st Floor, Admin Alembic Building Alembic Road, Gorwa, Vadodara-390 003 Gujarat, India TEL: ++91-265-3007932 CELL: ++91-9727736899 Email: [email protected] Website: www.paushak.com

L11 0888001908 Isocyanates, Chloroformates, Carbamoyl Chlorides, Chloromethyl Isopropyl Carbonate, 4,5-Dimethyl-1,3-Dioxolen-2-one, 4-Chloromethyl-5-methyl-1,3 Dioxol-2-one, 4 (Hydroxymethyl)-5-Menthyl-1,3-dioxol-2-one

31 Mr. Sanjiv Tolia Executive Director S D FINE CHEM LTD., 315-317 TV Industrial Estate, 248,, Worli Road, Mumbai-400 030 Maharashtra, India

N11 0388045485 Laboratory Chemicals & Reagents, Speciality Chemicals, Molecular Biology Products, Fine Chemicals, Laboratory Instruments, Pharmaceutical Excipients, API, Research Chemical etc.,





TEL: ++91-22-24959898 FAX: ++91-22-24937232 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sdfine.com

32 Mr. Chetan Shah Manager (Export) AARTI INDUSTRIES LTD 71, Udyog Kshetra, 2nd Floor, Off: L.B.S.Marg, Mulund Goregaon Link Road, Mulund (W), Mumbai- 400 080 Maharashtra, India TEL: ++91-22-67976612(Direct) ++91-22-67976666 extn. 6612 FAX: ++91-22-25912055 CELL: ++91-97976666 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Website: www.aartigroup.com

N01 0389029971 Benzene & Tolune Base Intermediates

33 Mr. Ramakant Pillai, Director GANESH BENZOPLAST LTD., Dina Bldg., 1st Floor, M.K.Road, Marine Lines (East), Mumbai- 400 002 Tel:++91-22-28390719 Fax:++91-22-28390715 E.Mail:[email protected]

N01 0388158221 Benzene & Tolune Base Intermediates

34 Mr. Bipin Patel Director ALLCHEM LABORATORIES A-31, Nageshwar Society, Near Manek Park,VIP Road, Baroda-390 022 Gujarat, India Tel No : ++91-265-2483348 Fax No : ++91-265-2490299 E.Mail : [email protected]

N12B 3402003767 Pharmaceutical Intermediates:

Quetiapine / Trazodone / Cetirizine / Buspirone / Urapidil / Rasagiline / Aripiprazole / Droperidol / Irinotecan / Apixaban / Dabigatran / Dronedarone / Lurasidone / Vilazodone/ Azaperone.

35 Mr. Sudhir Sawant Managing Director DNS FINE CHEMICALS & LABORATORIES PVT LTD., Ghanshyam Krupa R.B.Kadam Marg, Bhatwadi, Ghatkopar (W), Mumbai- 400 0084 Maharashtra, India

M09A 0306025353 Wide range of Acetate Compound, Formate Compound, Phosphate Compound, EDTA Compound, Different Iodine Derivatives, Sodium Meta Per Iodate, Periodic Acid.



Tel No : ++91-22-25159494 Fax No : ++91-22-25133164 E.Mail : [email protected]

36 Mr. S.G. Bharadi Acting Executive Director / Mr. Prafulla Walhe, Dy. Director Basic Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals & Cosmetics Export Promotion Council (CHEMEXCIL ) Jhansi Castle, 4th flr., 7-Cooperage Road, Mumbai – 400 001. Tel : 91-22-22021288, 22021330 Fax : 91-22-22026684 E-mail : [email protected]; [email protected] Website : www.chemexcil.gov.in

P01 - Basic Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals & Cosmetics Export Promotion Council, Popularly known as Chemexcil was established in the year 1963 with its headquarters at Mumbai, with the objective of promoting exports of dyes and dye intermediates, basic inorganic & organic chemicals including agrochemicals & pesticides, cosmetics & toiletries, essential oils, castor oil, etc. from India to various countries abroad. Chemexcil acts as an interface between industry and the government. It is also one point source of information for sourcing any of the above products from India. It assists importers in locating appropriate seller and provide up-to-date statistical data / market information.


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